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- Posted by Shauna Koppang on September 23rd, 2004
When completing a template, filling in the Keywords, I
cannont find any information whether the words or phrases
should be separated by commas or semicolons.
Please advise.
Thanks!
Shauna
- Posted by Aaron Elder [MSFT] on September 23rd, 2004
I would use commas (,) because we use semicolons (
to mean "OR". I know
this is true for Advanced Find and I believe it is also true for KB
Searches.
This is probably a good best practice and follows the HTML convention for
the META tag "keyword", which states:
"Associated CONTENT attribute consists of comma-delimited words describing
the document. Some search engines use this to allow the user to perform a
keyword search."
Aaron Elder
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"Shauna Koppang" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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- Posted by Aaron Elder [MSFT] on September 23rd, 2004
I would use commas (,) because we use semicolons (
to mean "OR". I know
this is true for Advanced Find and I believe it is also true for KB
Searches.
This is probably a good best practice and follows the HTML convention for
the META tag "keyword", which states:
"Associated CONTENT attribute consists of comma-delimited words describing
the document. Some search engines use this to allow the user to perform a
keyword search."
Aaron Elder
===============================================
Microsoft Customer Relationship Management
Core Application Development Team
===============================================
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
"Shauna Koppang" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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- Posted by Shauna on September 27th, 2004
Thanks so much for clarifying this Aaron.
Shauna