Version 6.8 29th November 1998
 
 IndexMaker is a PERL script to make an index.html file from PDF files, HTML files, VRML files and other files. At the moment, it uses 
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| Getting and Installing IndexMaker | 
Make sure you have Perl Version 5.003 or later on your
      system:
      
      http://www.perl.com/perl/info/software.html
Get the latest Version of PDF library module from:
      
      http://www.sanface.com
      or CPAN
Get the latest Version of libnet module from:
      
      http://www.connect.net/gbarr/libnet/
      or CPAN
Get the latest Version of libwww module from:
      
      http://www.sn.no/libwww-perl/
      or CPAN
Create your personal indexmaker.cfg file.
      In the configuration file (default indexmaker.cfg) there are two fields
      separated by a colon : (it is possible to change this default in the
      perl code): the first field is the name of the variable, the second is
      the value of the variable.
      This is the list of the variables supported:
      
| Syntax | 
usage:
        indexmaker [-options ...] list
where options include:
    -help                        print out this message
    -verbose                     verbose
    -recursive directory         scan recursively the directory
    -match     files             match different files ex. *.pdf, a?.*
                                 (require -recursive option)
    -configure file              default indexmaker.cfg
    -output    file              default index.html
    -input     file              a collection of input files and urls
list:
    with list you can use metacharacters and relative and absolute path name
    and ftp URL like ftp://ftp.host.com/directory/file
    and http URL like http://www.host.com/directory/file
   
example:
    indexmaker *.pdf
    indexmaker -c tests/test.cfg ftp://ftp.host.com/directory/file *.pdf
    indexmaker -v */*.html
    indexmaker -o home.htm *.gif *.tiff *.jpeg
    indexmaker -m *.pdf -r my_directory *.gz
| What's new in this version | 
| Source | 
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Example  | 
On our worstations behind the firewall we generated
this index of some SANFACE pages
We use the PROXY feauture.