### Isearch-1.14 README file

    Isearch

    This system contains both a command-line indexer/search engine for
    general purpose search and retrieval, and a C++ class library for
    integrating high speed text search features into your applications.

    COMPILATION INSTRUCTIONS (unless you downloaded precompiled binaries):
    Type `make' to compile.  That's it!  (Make sure you have gcc and the
    g++ library installed first.)

    INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS: Type `make install' to copy binaries into
    /usr/local/bin/.

    See the file TUTORIAL for more details.  Three executables are
    created: Iindex, Isearch, and Iutil.  You can run them without any
    command-line options to see a list of commands.

    We have many plans for enhancements over the next several weeks, but
    your feedback will let me know what you would like to see in future
    versions.  Also, if you make any additions or corrections, please tell
    me so I can try to integrate them into the distribution.

    Some documentation is available on-line at

    	<URL:http://vinca.cnidr.org/software/Isearch/Isearch.html>

    This software was made possible by the National Science Foundation and
    others.  I also need to acknowledge several people that contributed to
    the initial development phase of Isearch:

    	Jim Fullton (CNIDR)
    	Erik Scott (Scott Technologies)
    	Kevin Gamiel (CNIDR)
    	Archie Warnock (A/WWW Enterprises)

    Many other people have contributed in various ways, and I have tried
    to acknowledge their assistance where appropriate.  Many thanks to all
    of them.

    Have fun!

    Nassib Nassar, nrn@cnidr.org

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