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This is brilliant, kai! Thank you VERY much - I will pass the code along to our DLL developer.

Assuming this all works, we have what we need. We will index on the 8 to 7 bit body text, and perform a query on 8 to 7 bit search strings.

The only problem we expect is when the abstract appears in the search result, it will be unaccented. This is a drag cosmetically - actually, the unaccented abstract may be considered illegable for Europeans.

I think an easy solution would be if Texis had the ability to index on an 8 to 7 bit version of the text, leaving the original text intact in the html table... but I haven't seen anything like that.

htmakepage ? hmm, I searched through the documentation and this site and the only reference I found was this message thread ! Is there any 'hidden' documentation I am missing, or is this undocumented stuff ? So, if it is undocumented are we safe to use the function.
Anyway I did not even found the header "http.h" !

The function is undocumented, though the http.h header has been available for some time. What version of the API are you using (texis -version output, from the texis executable corresponding to the API release you're using)?

Our version is 3.01.992447526 of June 13th, 2001. The API is the net-API delivered within this package.
So rather new, anyway no 'html.h' around here !

What about http.h? Which platform is this, by the way (full output of texis -version)?

here is the full output:
Texis Web Script (Vortex) Copyright (c) 1996-2001 Thunderstone - EPI, Inc.
Commercial Version 3.01.992447526 of Jun 13, 2001 (i686-intel-winnt-32)

I searched for html.h, but did found it. Any way too get it, because we are a bit in time preasure to finish this issue ?

You should have http.h in the morph3\api directory. There is no html.h.

Finally I could finish this part here. But I got link errors. What is the lib to include for the HTTP-functions. I tried texisnt.lib and vortexnt.lib, but no success ! (still intel-winnt version)

They should be in texisnt.lib. What errors are you getting? The complete list of libraries, that should get everything resolved under NT is:

texisnt.lib tispnt.lib api3nt.lib vortexnt.lib

well. http.h does not have 'extern "C"' declaration and so got a mixup with the name-manageling.