COPERNIC DESKTOP SEARCH QUOTUSER GUIDE WINDOWS
It seems very lame to me, except for systems that have very few files to index.Īt least I still have my Copernic index (but with that program temporarily disabled while Windows Search does - sort of - its thing), and likely will have to scrap Windows Search and go back to Copernic.Īs someone else mentioned above, if D-Opus could support integrated use with Copernic, that would be great.
Even if I give Windows Search the highest priority via Process Explorer, there is very little disk activity and at most it is using mostly 0.74% (yes, less than 1%) of my CPU capacity, sometimes peaking at 1.47%. So far it has indexed about only 4,400 files, and has nearly 90,000 to go. I decided to try Windows Search, and it has been supposedely indexing files day and night since Saturday - but seems to be mostly sleeping. This message is just here as feedback, just in case there are other people who are as slow as I am to grasp these things.īy the way, X1 does replace Windows Search in Windows 7. I will rarely want to use Opus to perform complex searches. I don't expect Opus to match X1's ability to index and search stuff and, for example, to highlight the search terms when previewing documents. Interestingly, Opus search does find html files that contain the term I searched on, which were also indexed by X1.
COPERNIC DESKTOP SEARCH QUOTUSER GUIDE PDF
Testing this shows that, like other searches that integrate with Windows, it seems, Opus cannot find the content of PDF files indexed with X1. It makes no mention of integration with Windows search, as described in "What's New". This was slightly helpful, but still too vague for my simple mind.Īfter restoring the default toolbars, I found that I had not eliminated what may be the Search feature, the "Search" slot in the "Location" toolbar.įurther investigation suggests that this is probably the "Search Field" I found earlier. I eventually did what I should have done first, which was to look at the "What's New" document. Maybe I deleted the original entry when restoring my customised menus, etc, but I see no "Search" menu. Looking for "Find" also throws up this command. Looking for "Search" in commands delivers "Find" and "Search Field".įind says "Search for files by name, contents." It is not in the Help file, which apologises for not having that bit ready in time, like a just about everything I try to find. But I could not quickly find where "Search" hides in Opus 10. I wanted to test how this works in X1, one of the many alternatives to Windows Search. What follows tries to point out ambiguities and confusion in finding out about the new Search/Find stuff.
SystemActivity.dll - Copernic SystemActivityĭeskbandContainer_win32.dll - Deskband Container (Windows library)ĬompoundFile-s_.dll - PKG (CompoundFile reader) SearchPlatform-s.dll - Copernic SearchPlatform LibraryĭesktopSearchSystem301000049.dll - Copernic Desktop Search SystemĭesktopSearchBand300000074.dll - Copernic Desktop Search BandĭesktopSearchOutlookConnector.exe - Copernic Search Platform (Copernic connector for Microsoft Outlook) ToolbarIntegrationsHelper303000026.dll - Copernic Toolbar Integrations Helper (Toolbar Integrations Helper)ĭesktopSearchInstaller.exe - Copernic Desktop Search InstallerĭesktopSearchService.exe - Copernic Desktop Search Service SearchPlatformPlugIns-s.dll - Copernic SearchPlatform PlugIns Library ToolbarIntegrations.dll - Copernic Desktop Search Toolbar Integrations ApplicationComponents.dll - Copernic Desktop Search Application ComponentsĭeskbandIntegration301000049.dll - Copernic Desktop Search Deskband Integration
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