The first paragraph is a warning to you about the absence of any indexes in your application, which are indispensable for the application to carry out search. A more detailed description of indexes and their function is provided in the corresponding Help section. If you are familiar with how indexing works, you can skip this section and press the "Create index" button immediately to create a new index. But even if you don't create an index at this stage, you will be able to do it by utilizing the "Index manager" later.

The second paragraph advises to download the plugin for recognizing the text when searching in the PDF files. The plugin will be available on the site, accessed by pressing the "Go to site" button.
When all questions are clear, press "Close" to close this window and switch to the main window of the application. If you do not wish to view this window every time you launch SearchInform, check the "Don't show this wizard anymore" box.

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Our full text search engine system allows you to search web site

When you submit your Site for indexing, our full text search engine spider will "crawl" your site, traversing each and every link. Each page is "read" and a "search index" is created. This index is stored on our servers. The HTML code you insert into your page produces a search button and a query text box. It also contains a link back to our full text search engine tool. When a search is requested, our computers search your index and a results page is created. This page is returned to the searcher's browser. Everything happens here. You see the results there.