A SharePoint site is searchable by search engines as long as the site
doesn't requires login access and all links to content are available from
the home page and also you have short querystings
(?t=something&y=something).
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"Mark Thomas" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I'm a "N e w b i e" but I have both a Share Point service account and a
website that I'm working on with FP2003. My understanding is that Share
Point Sites can't be searched by web search engines. If that is so, can a
"data view" from a Share Point site be inserted into a web page as a web
component where it will be updated by it's orginator more easily and pretty
much in real time, yet be "searchable" by the search engines?
>
> Please advise. Thanks!