On Tue, 2004-12-21 at 12:01 -0800, Smith, Sarah wrote:
> Searching on Google, I found: "It can find catdoc.exe, but this is the error it returns when it can't find the document to parse." 

OK, quick sanity check:

Which version of SWISH-E is this?

Was it installed using the exe from swish-e.org?

Is this the catdoc.exe included with that version of SWISH-E?

> And when I tried using wvWare.exe instead, I get the error: No such file '@\' (whatever that means). 

Hrm, I'm not sure what that means either.

Could you give an example of the full filename for one of these
documents?  For example C:\files12345\stuff123\abc123.doc

> The actual doc file names have no spaces and are only alphanumeric (no underscore or punctuation marks). 

And the directories the files are in are also named this way?

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