Better indexing on bitsavers

On a separate post I mentioned cross support/cross linking. It was my clumsy way of saying indexing. It would be nice if people pitched in and just did it. I may make a list of all of the chips listed in the individual PDF's that Al has posted for the westerndigital datasheets. If Al then posts this index with the PDF's (or creates an index folder) so the googlebot can scan it then a google search would point you where to get it. Simple with the task easily shared amoung many people. -- That would be a wonderful thing. I have a HUGE backlog of scanned databook material, and just finished picking up almost 40 book boxes of 70's -> 90's data books from a third large collection. The first was from the databook collection of Haltek Electronics (RIP), the second from a private collection that was given to us with the promise that it would be scanned, and now this addional one. (I've found a few interesting things in the last lot already.. A copy of the Fairchild '69 data book, a book by Gnostic Concepts on early 70's memory technology, and two of the classic error correcting codes books) There is no way I'm going to have time to OCR or index this. A simple text file per PDF with part number and page number would be wonderful. This is also the sort of data that Google seems to index REALLY well. Watching the hits on bitsavers, almost everyone finds the archive by stumbling upon the 'whatsnew.txt' or 'Index.txt' files. I'd be interested in suggestions for what books should be higher on the post-processing queue too. I probably have 50 databooks scanned but not PDFed right now. I've been concentrating mostly on getting the classic early stuff done first (2nd Edition TI TTL Data Book, etc.)