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In contrast to freeware keywords meta tag generators, which require you to select keywords, this program scans an HTML or PHP document, counting the number of occurrences of words and how they are used, and produces an appropriate keywords meta tag for the document. This can be inserted automatically into the file. The program ignores user-specified words and common words such as 'this', and the resulting keywords meta tag depends on user-specified weights assigned to boldface words, words within headings. The program also ignores anything in the body of the file which is within HTML tags, within comments or within SCRIPT or STYLE tags so it can be used with HTML files which use cascading style sheets, have lots of embedded javascript or were generated by some WYSIWYG web page creator. Supports EM, STRONG, DIV and SPAN tags. The program works with HTML files in French, German, Italian, Spanish and Portuguese, as well as in English.
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