SiteSearch is ready for working. Please press the button below to start.

Important note: Any user (offline or online) needs a Java enabled browser, like Netscape Navigator (version 2,3,4) or Microsoft Internet Explorer (version 3,4) to use SiteSearch.

SiteSearch inSite, click the button.

If you want to integrate SiteSearch in your own web page, you can do this with ease.

Simply copy the following code lines in your own HTML home page (your web site's start page, i.e. your INDEX.HTM, DEFAULT.HTML, etc.):

<APPLET code="com.sfs.sitesearch.SiteSearch" codebase="sitesrch" width="120" height="49"> <PARAM NAME="CABBASE" VALUE="sitesrch.cab"> <PARAM NAME="autostart" VALUE="0"> <PARAM NAME="closeOnShow" VALUE="0"> <PARAM NAME="font" VALUE="Arial"> <PARAM NAME="fontSize" VALUE="12"> <PARAM NAME="targetWindow" VALUE="_blank"> </APPLET>

Please note:

The HTML page(s) where you integrate SiteSearch must be in the same folder like this file sitesrch.htm .

This evaluation version of SiteSearch is limited to a maximum index of 50 html pages. You may evaluate this software for free, for a period of 30 days.
If you find SiteSearch useful, and you would like to use it after the evaluation period, we ask you to purchase a license for SiteSearch through our web site.

If you do not manage your own personal web server, here are some upload instructions:

Simply upload the whole "sitesrch" directory - including all subdirectories (important for Netscape 2.0 support) - to your remote server. It is also important that your ftp-client does not change the file names, as Java is case-sensitive: So a change (i.e.) from "SiteSearch.class" to "Sitesearch.class" will cause conflicts.

After you have found SiteSearch properly working offline and online, we would like to ask you to fill out the form below. We are very interested about your feedback to SiteSearch, and we are prepared to show other web surfers how SiteSearch is working within your own web site.

SFS Software Team - Good old Schmalkalden, Germany.