The Distribution method you choose effects the way some search engines index your web page. For example, there are some web pages you may not want indexed by search engines - such as those which are inside frames. Setting the distribution method in these pages to Local will stop them from being indexed by search engines.
On the Format menu click on Document Distribution.
Click the Distribution tab.
Choose the Distribution method you want to use.
Meta-information can be used to pass extra information to browsers. For example:
<META http-equiv="Version_Number" CONTENT="2.02">
<META http-equiv="Style" CONTENT="Modern">
<META name="Completed" CONTENT="Yes">
If a browser requests the Header information of this document, all the http-equiv results are returned while the name values are not. For example, a HTTP response to a GET or HEAD request for the document above would be:
Version_Number:2.02
Style:Modern
Along with all the other information in the header such as date and time.
Names such as Date, Server and Last-modified are names that should not be used as they are typically generated by the server independently.