S
ship
WTF?
I am talking about searching my own LOCAL desktop machine - not about
searching
the Web.
Ship
I am talking about searching my own LOCAL desktop machine - not about
searching
the Web.
Ship
ship said:WTF?
I am talking about searching my own LOCAL desktop machine - not about
searching
the Web.
Ship
WTF?
I am talking about searching my own LOCAL desktop machine - not about
searching
the Web.
Ship
ship said:Olórin - thank you - the voice of sanity returns.
Aside: Gads - why *do* people do all that trolling?
(is it due to some long-standing grudge [e.g. because at some point
the key people in the community of users of this newsgroup irritated
them?]
Or are they paid to do it? Or are they just bored? Or delusional? Or
what? )
Ship
If, amidst that rambling, semi-literate semi-gibberish, you're saying that
XP's built-in search facility is the best thing for the OP's needs, you're
completely wrong and unfamilar with its weaknesses. I more than suspect,
however, that you're actually just trolling these groups.
ship said:Olórin - thank you - the voice of sanity returns.
Aside: Gads - why *do* people do all that trolling?
(is it due to some long-standing grudge [e.g. because at some point
the key people in the community of users of this newsgroup irritated
them?]
Or are they paid to do it? Or are they just bored? Or delusional? Or
what? )
Ship
If, amidst that rambling, semi-literate semi-gibberish, you're saying
that
XP's built-in search facility is the best thing for the OP's needs,
you're
completely wrong and unfamilar with its weaknesses. I more than suspect,
however, that you're actually just trolling these groups.
- Show quoted text -
Roy Smith said:ship said:Olórin - thank you - the voice of sanity returns.
Aside: Gads - why *do* people do all that trolling?
(is it due to some long-standing grudge [e.g. because at some point
the key people in the community of users of this newsgroup irritated
them?]
Or are they paid to do it? Or are they just bored? Or delusional? Or
what? )
Ship
If, amidst that rambling, semi-literate semi-gibberish, you're saying
that
XP's built-in search facility is the best thing for the OP's needs,
you're
completely wrong and unfamilar with its weaknesses. I more than suspect,
however, that you're actually just trolling these groups.
NO you are the One talking about being search by god know Who!!
and Not by Windows Microsoft search. That was made by windows for
windows
But you get a Google (SpyWare) to search you PC go for it.
But do not Cry to me
IF you cannot Bing the Web nomore!!!!
So the Best searcher is the one for the PC is the one that come with
the
PC.
if you do not believe me Ask::: Bill Microsoft if I right !!!!!!!!
message
ship schrieb:
WTF?
I am talking about searching my own LOCAL desktop machine - not about
searching
the Web.
Ship
Hmm I for Binging it!!
Windows for Windows.
Microsoft for Microsoft .
Sohttp://www.bing.comisby Microsoft Windows.
Look at this if you Google Houston # 1 Minpin you will not get it
the
text
Title.
But Bing it and you gethttp://minpin.ww.com(Who title is Houston #
1
Minpin cam) orhttp://www.minpin.ath.cx(Who title is Houston # 1
Minpin)
so if a Title is just text then I would recommend Bing it........
WindowsXP Pro
msOffice 2003
Xara Xtreme Pro
MindManager
FreeMind
...} all latest versions
Hi
Can anyone recommend a utility for searching my local WindowsXP PC?
I need to do text searching across msOffice2003 files (e.g.
Outlook,
Excel, Word).
(Optionally, I would IDEALLY also like to be able to search files
from: Xara Xtreme Pro, Mindjet's MindManager, FreeMind, plus HTML,
files... but this is not a deal breaker.)
I have tried
- WindowXP's search
==> horrible. I have uninstalled it and use the previous version -
which is very slow but more accurate.
Fails to do outlook files.
- GoogleDesktop
==> Initially I was impressed, but now keeps failing to spider
things.
Terrible at handling archivals of emails.
- Copernic Desktop (v3.2.1)
==> Takes literally *days* to spider/re-spider. Clunky & processor
hungry.
Not good at handling archivals of emails.
All I need something as powerful as Google websearch, but that runs
across my own PC !
For example exact phrase matching (e.g. by using double quotes
around
a phrase)
For example negative matching - i.e. excluding certain phrases
I am becoming increasingly desperate!!
- Any thoughts?
Ship
ShipertonHenethe- Hide quoted text -
- Show quoted text -
http://www.altap.cz/salam_en/compare.html
look at version 2.5
Actually, it's File Manager - or more a swiss army knife - for your
file
system. It really has a very strong and fast file search engine.
It's just an individual with a childish mentality who thinks it's fun to
do that sort of thing. They're just not mature enough to handle a real
debate or discussion on any given topic.
Hot-text said:: Can you recommend a good text search utility? for WindowsXP , Office2003
YES Microsoft
it make at good text search utility
Is Three a (MS MVP) who do not believe this?
ship said:Olórin - thank you - the voice of sanity returns.
Aside: Gads - why *do* people do all that trolling?
(is it due to some long-standing grudge [e.g. because at some point
the key people in the community of users of this newsgroup irritated
them?]
Or are they paid to do it? Or are they just bored? Or delusional? Or
what? )
Ship
If, amidst that rambling, semi-literate semi-gibberish, you're saying
that
XP's built-in search facility is the best thing for the OP's needs,
you're
completely wrong and unfamilar with its weaknesses. I more than suspect,
however, that you're actually just trolling these groups.
NO you are the One talking about being search by god know Who!!
and Not by Windows Microsoft search. That was made by windows for >
windows
But you get a Google (SpyWare) to search you PC go for it.
But do not Cry to me
IF you cannot Bing the Web nomore!!!!
So the Best searcher is the one for the PC is the one that come
with > the
PC.
if you do not believe me Ask::: Bill Microsoft if I right !!!!!!!!
message
ship schrieb:
WTF?
I am talking about searching my own LOCAL desktop machine - not
about
searching
the Web.
Ship
Hmm I for Binging it!!
Windows for Windows.
Microsoft for Microsoft .
Sohttp://www.bing.comisby Microsoft Windows.
Look at this if you Google Houston # 1 Minpin you will not get
it >>>> the
text
Title.
But Bing it and you gethttp://minpin.ww.com(Who title is Houston
# 1
Minpin cam) orhttp://www.minpin.ath.cx(Who title is Houston # 1
Minpin)
so if a Title is just text then I would recommend Bing it........
WindowsXP Pro
msOffice 2003
Xara Xtreme Pro
MindManager
FreeMind
...} all latest versions
Hi
Can anyone recommend a utility for searching my local WindowsXP
PC?
I need to do text searching across msOffice2003 files (e.g.
Outlook,
Excel, Word).
(Optionally, I would IDEALLY also like to be able to search files
from: Xara Xtreme Pro, Mindjet's MindManager, FreeMind, plus
HTML, >>>>> PDF
files... but this is not a deal breaker.)
I have tried
- WindowXP's search
==> horrible. I have uninstalled it and use the previous version -
which is very slow but more accurate.
Fails to do outlook files.
- GoogleDesktop
==> Initially I was impressed, but now keeps failing to spider
things.
Terrible at handling archivals of emails.
- Copernic Desktop (v3.2.1)
==> Takes literally *days* to spider/re-spider. Clunky & processor
hungry.
Not good at handling archivals of emails.
All I need something as powerful as Google websearch, but that
runs
across my own PC !
For example exact phrase matching (e.g. by using double quotes
around
a phrase)
For example negative matching - i.e. excluding certain phrases
I am becoming increasingly desperate!!
- Any thoughts?
Ship
ShipertonHenethe- Hide quoted text -
- Show quoted text -
http://www.altap.cz/salam_en/compare.html
look at version 2.5
Actually, it's File Manager - or more a swiss army knife - for
your >> file
system. It really has a very strong and fast file search engine.
HTH
Franz- Hide quoted text -
- Show quoted text -
Hot-text said:: Can you recommend a good text search utility? for WindowsXP , Office2003
YES Microsoft
it make at good text search utility
Is Three a (MS MVP) who do not believe this?
ship said:Olórin - thank you - the voice of sanity returns.
Aside: Gads - why *do* people do all that trolling?
(is it due to some long-standing grudge [e.g. because at some point
the key people in the community of users of this newsgroup irritated
them?]
Or are they paid to do it? Or are they just bored? Or delusional? Or
what? )
Ship
If, amidst that rambling, semi-literate semi-gibberish, you're saying
that
XP's built-in search facility is the best thing for the OP's needs,
you're
completely wrong and unfamilar with its weaknesses. I more than suspect,
however, that you're actually just trolling these groups.
NO you are the One talking about being search by god know Who!!
and Not by Windows Microsoft search. That was made by windows for
windows
But you get a Google (SpyWare) to search you PC go for it.
But do not Cry to me
IF you cannot Bing the Web nomore!!!!
So the Best searcher is the one for the PC is the one that come with
the
PC.
if you do not believe me Ask::: Bill Microsoft if I right !!!!!!!!
message
ship schrieb:
WTF?
I am talking about searching my own LOCAL desktop machine - not
about
searching
the Web.
Ship
Hmm I for Binging it!!
Windows for Windows.
Microsoft for Microsoft .
Sohttp://www.bing.comisby Microsoft Windows.
Look at this if you Google Houston # 1 Minpin you will not get it
the
text
Title.
But Bing it and you gethttp://minpin.ww.com(Who title is Houston #
1
Minpin cam) orhttp://www.minpin.ath.cx(Who title is Houston # 1
Minpin)
so if a Title is just text then I would recommend Bing it........
WindowsXP Pro
msOffice 2003
Xara Xtreme Pro
MindManager
FreeMind
...} all latest versions
Hi
Can anyone recommend a utility for searching my local WindowsXP
PC?
I need to do text searching across msOffice2003 files (e.g.
Outlook,
Excel, Word).
(Optionally, I would IDEALLY also like to be able to search files
from: Xara Xtreme Pro, Mindjet's MindManager, FreeMind, plus HTML,
files... but this is not a deal breaker.)
I have tried
- WindowXP's search
==> horrible. I have uninstalled it and use the previous version -
which is very slow but more accurate.
Fails to do outlook files.
- GoogleDesktop
==> Initially I was impressed, but now keeps failing to spider
things.
Terrible at handling archivals of emails.
- Copernic Desktop (v3.2.1)
==> Takes literally *days* to spider/re-spider. Clunky & processor
hungry.
Not good at handling archivals of emails.
All I need something as powerful as Google websearch, but that
runs
across my own PC !
For example exact phrase matching (e.g. by using double quotes
around
a phrase)
For example negative matching - i.e. excluding certain phrases
I am becoming increasingly desperate!!
- Any thoughts?
Ship
ShipertonHenethe- Hide quoted text -
- Show quoted text -
http://www.altap.cz/salam_en/compare.html
look at version 2.5
Actually, it's File Manager - or more a swiss army knife - for your
file
system. It really has a very strong and fast file search engine.
HTH
Franz- Hide quoted text -
- Show quoted text -
Hot-text said:Yes I Bing my Pc it on the Web
if C:\ on my Port 80 MSN robots Search the Text and Google robots, AOL
robots, .
But that me and it work for my pc, I can, and you can too Search my PC
with Bing or Google and do it all day!
Yes I we all Bing my PC
But do we Bing you? Hmm
with Google you need a good Key Word list and $$$$$
But whit MSN a good text Title can make you #1 for Free and LOOL with
Yahoo too!!
I #1 there to.
(((((((( Re: Can you recommend a good text search utility? (for WindowsXP,
esp for Office2003)
and Yes Your PC search utility that came with your PC
it free and No Spywares )))))))))
Can you say That ?
When you have Time BING or Yahoo ( Houston #1 minpin )
Chick on the First or Sec and come and see me
I have $$$$$$ for Google I not there
Yes I Bing my Pc it on the Web
if C:\ on my Port 80 MSN robots Search the Text and Google robots, AOL
robots, .
Brian said:Holy cow! You put a robot-accessible web server on your PC? Unbelievable.
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