Windows Desktop Search not indexing OneNote 2003 files

[jcswright]

Hello,
I have been trying to get Windows Desktop Search (3.01) to index my OneNote
2003 notes without success...
I have tried re-installing both applications, and have tried adding 'one' as
a file-type extension (although it is no longer in the list next time I look).
Can anyone offer a suggestion for how I might get this to work?
Thank you,
Jonathan

 

[Patrick Schmid [MVP]]

I don't know that WDS can actually index OneNote 2003. WDS can index
2007 files for sure.

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[Daniel Escapa [MS]]

If you have OneNote installed it will install an iFilter for OneNote files.
You cannot get WDS to index OneNote files unless you have OneNote installed.

This should work.

I don't know that WDS can actually index OneNote 2003. WDS can index 2007
files for sure.

Patrick Schmid [OneNote MVP]
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Hello,
I have been trying to get Windows Desktop Search (3.01) to index my
OneNote
2003 notes without success...
I have tried re-installing both applications, and have tried adding 'one'
as
a file-type extension (although it is no longer in the list next time I
look).
Can anyone offer a suggestion for how I might get this to work?
Thank you,
Jonathan