Tim Erickson asked:
>Does anyone know enough HTML well enough to help?
>My problem: The command file samples page on my web site is now
>quite large, and somewhat difficult to find anything on.
>The solution?: I need a fairly simple search feature that I could
>add to the samples page so a visitor coule find all command files
>that contain whatever search string(s?) they enter.  For example,
>if you enter 'spoolf' in the search box, you'd get a new page that
>lists all the command files (as links) that contain that string.
>I've done some searching from Yahoo!, but <whine> like most
>searches, I end up looking through pages and pages of links that
>show you how to search through the search engines, or how to get
>your site at the 'top' within a search engine </whine>.  Not what
>I need.

Tim, you might try "Adding a Search Form to Your Web Site" at:

http://www.microsoft.com/workshop/languages/fp/dev/search.asp

It's specific to Microsoft's Front Page site building and their server
products but maybe it will point you in the direction you need to go.

Another good site to check out would be Dave Winer's Frontier 5
web scripting product at: http://www.userland.com/

There are many more site building tools available.

Of course you could always start learning CGI and Perl.