Background:
I have a website (www.mande.co.uk) with 500+ items in the archives.
Each of these is a small html file
The individual archive files are created through a web interface
written in Perl, by a colleague I have lost contact with
None of these files seem to appear in Google searches (using
appropriate key words), even through there is no "no robots" text
blocking searches. (Google does report files found on other parts of
my website, both the home page and Open Forum)
Question 1: I think this may be because there are no specific links
between the home page and each individual archive file. Is that right?
Question 2: If that is right, how can I create such a link, in the
most economical manner?
Question 3: A non-economical solution would be to create an
intermediate page, listing all the achive files, as html links, and
then linking to this page from the homepage. To do this I need a way
of converting the following file addresses from
indexing [/u/i/r/c/irckjd/docs/archives/winpro022.htm]
indexing [/u/i/r/c/irckjd/docs/archives/winpro021.htm]
indexing [/u/i/r/c/irckjd/docs/archives/winpro020.htm]
To
/docs/archives/winpro022.htm
etc
Is there a simple macro I can use to do this, in MS Word?
Further background: My "programming" skills are limited to using html, no more
regards from Rick Davies
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How to ensure Google searches my Archive files