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+ You can control the number of results returned in the archie system by 3
+ variables. 'maxhits', 'maxmatch' and 'maxhitspm'.
+
+ 'maxhits' is a numeric variable whose value is the maximum number of
+ matches you want the 'find' command to generate.
+
+ If archie seems to be slow, or you don't want a lot of output this can be
+ set to a small value.  "maxhits" must be within the range 0 to 1000.  The
+ default value is 1000.
+
+ Example:
+
+    set maxhits 100
+
+ 'find' will now stop after 100 matches have been found
+
+ There are 2 variables which work with the 'maxhits' variable to modify
+ the behavior of the search mechanism. They are 'maxmatch' and
+ 'maxhitspm'. The database can be viewed as follows:
+
+ 
+    filename1 ----> file1 -> file2 -> file3
+   	|
+	V
+    filename2 ----> file1 -> file2 -> file3 -> file4
+        |
+	V
+    filename3 ----> file1
+	|
+	V
+      (etc)
+
+ Each filename can have several files associated with it which share that
+ name. For example, the string "README" is only stored once but points to
+ the information for each of the files in the database called README
+ spread around all the anonymous FTP sites on the Internet (which, as you
+ can imagine are numerous).
+
+ The maximum total number of "files" (hits) returned is determined by the
+ 'maxhits' variable. The maximum number of filenames that match is
+ determined by the 'maxmatch' variable. Finally if you only want to
+ return a limited number of files for each filename matched, use the
+ 'maxhitspm' variable.
+
+ If you do the following:
+
+ 	set maxhits	20
+	set maxmatch	 5
+	set maxthitspm	 7
+
+ Then you will match at most 5 filenames. For each filename you will be
+ given back at most 7 files with that name. However, in total you will
+ only be returned 20 hits, since maxhits operates on the total number
+ regardless of the the combinations of the hits.