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Dear list members, BNC Indexer is a tool for those who want/need to use the BNC (British National Corpus) under Microsoft Windows (9x/NT/2000). The BNC distribution provides a software tool (SARA) that can select subsets of the corpus for analysis based on a number of parameters, such as domain, mode, author age/sex/type, etc. This tool, however, is available only for Unix users. BNC Indexer allows you to select sets of files based on any number of the BNC's original parameters, plus a genre classification developed by David Lee (david_lee00Mail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issuehotmail.com), using a simple, user-friendly interface. You can also view any BNC file after it has been selected, as well as export file lists for processing in other applications. BNC Indexer is FREEWARE, so you can use it free of charge for as long as you want. Please read the License Agreement in BNC Indexer's Help file. I appreciate your comments and suggestions (especially if they're positive!). For more info and downloads, visit BNC Indexer's site: http://webdeptos.uma.es/filifa/personal/amoreno/indexer ...hope you find it useful! Antonio Moreno Ortiz Facultad Filosofia y Letras Campus de Teatinos S/N Universidad de Malaga e-mail: amo
uma.es Tel: +34 952131789 Fax: +34 952131843 http://webdeptos.uma.es/filifa/personal/amoreno