I understand and I move on to the explanation of why I asked the question.
During the last twenty years I have entrusted every thought of mine - or rereading, or criticism, or translation, or story - to the computer's memory. Now, in old age and with a view to transmitting a historical memory, I would like to index all the topics that I have touched on during these years.
The best solution seems to me to be able to search for a significant word and find where this word is cited and then leave the consultation of the complete text that includes it to the person who did the research. In your opinion, how can I achieve this goal?
During the last twenty years I have entrusted every thought of mine - or rereading, or criticism, or translation, or story - to the computer's memory. Now, in old age and with a view to transmitting a historical memory, I would like to index all the topics that I have touched on during these years.
The best solution seems to me to be able to search for a significant word and find where this word is cited and then leave the consultation of the complete text that includes it to the person who did the research. In your opinion, how can I achieve this goal?
Statistics: Posted by ag.ar — Fri Aug 30, 2024 7:05 am