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Date:	Thu, 06 Mar 2003 21:10:06 -0800
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From:	Randall R Schulz <rrschulz AT cris DOT com>
Subject:	Re: setup.exe is too small
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At 16:28 2003-03-06, Andrew DeFaria wrote:
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>
>I find it a bit tedious to check quite frankly. (*)
>
>...
>
>* Another problem that often gets me is that every site is different, 
>with different semantics and methodologies of searching and finding 
>the necessary information. Personally I prefer a prodominate "Search" 
>link to a good search engine returning meaningful results for 
>information on the site.


Google indexes the Cygwin mail archives. Google has the ability via the 
advanced search or properly formatted "plain" searches to restrict the 
search to pages residing in particular domains.

That's enough for most purposes.

It's possible to put a Google search function on one or more of the 
Cygwin pages, of course. More sites are doing that nowadays since 
Google does a pretty good job of indexing the Web.

Randall Schulz


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