Windows Scripts and Googlebot

[MarkF]

Hello,

Googlebot is notincluding both my XML-encapsulated Windows Script Files, currently namedWindowsUpdates.txt& ClearEvt.txt on

http://www.futuretime15.karoo.net/

These display a nice document-treein IE with extension *.txt or *.xml and href 'type="text/plain"'. However, caching is more of a priority than looking pretty in IE. Mozilla displays as text/plain.

I'd prefer Googlebot to include the full Windows Script File just like any otherplain text-file. However, caching just its XML <description> or <comment> comes in as a second-best.

I do not control how my webhost delivers content-types, I can only supply a href 'type' in weblinks.

Any ideas?

Thanks,
Mark

[Lupine1647]

They're already included in Google.

[MarkF]

Originally Posted by Lupine1647

They're already included in Google.

Hello,

Thanks for replying, but I am forced to disagree, the following *should* also return both XML-encapsulated Script Files

www.google.com/search?hl=en&amp;q=site%3Awww.futuretime15.karoo.n et+Windows

They do get a simple index, but that's all:

www.google.com/search?hl=en&amp;q=site%3Awww.futuretime15.karoo.n et

Again, thanks for reply though.

[Lupine1647]

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&l...et&btnG=Search

Disagrees with you.

[MarkF]

Sorry, I'd quickly edited to become more clear; there's no content. Any ideas?


Edit:the content I am looking to include is...

http://www.futuretime15.karoo.net/other/WindowsUpdates.txtBRA href="http://www.futuretime15.karoo.net/other/ClearEvt.txt"http://www.futuretime15.karoo.net/ot...br /> <br /> I acknowledge they're daft files compared to the websites you folk assist with.

P.S. If you run them by mistake, they will run with default options; neither will harm Windows, although one will start downloading critical-updates (inc. Service Packs) if it's not quit.