Novell NETWARE 6-DOCUMENTATION Manual page 2087

Default Search Settings
158 Getting Results with Novell Web Services
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In the Maximum Log Size field, enter the maximum size (in bytes) that
Web Search will allow the log file to grow to.
Depending on the number of visitors that you search site hosts, log files
can become large. This setting will protect your system's hard drive
resources.
To modify default search site settings for search features, do the following:
1
From the Web Search Manager home page, click Search under Default
Site Settings.
2
Under Query Results Settings, enter the number of search results in the
Default Number of Results to Display field that you want displayed on
each search results page.
For example, if you set this to 25 (which is the default setting) and the
number of hits in a return was 200, Web Search would only return 25 hits
per search results page at a time.
3
Set a limit on the number of results allowed at one time on the results page
by entering a number in the Maximum Number of Results to Display
field.
4
Enter the highest number of search results that can be returned to a user
query in the Highest Allowed Result Number field.
5
Under Template Settings, enter a path to where your Web Search
templates are stored in the Templates Directory field.
HINT:
The default path is volume:\searchroot\Templates, but if you have created
custom templates or for some reason want to keep your templates elsewhere,
specify the path here so that Web Search knows where the templates are.
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From the Default Encoding for Templates drop-down list, select the
character set that your templates are written in.
This value will be used even with templates that do not specify an
encoding. Encodings found in templates that do not match the encoding
you specify here will override this encoding.
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In the Default Search Page Template field, enter the filename of the
search page template you want to use.
If you have created a custom template and want Web Search to use it as
your search page, enter its name in this field.