| Re: index update, zip, winmail.dat [message #262 is a reply to message #261] |
Tue, 20 January 2015 19:25  |
CTM Development
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Hello,
Well thank you then for buying it.
Regards,
jean michel/ctm qa
> On Jan 15, 2015, at 11:51 AM, Die Clau wrote:
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> On Tuesday, January 13, 2015 at 12:08:47 PM UTC+1, FoxTrot Engineering wrote:
> Die Clau wrote:
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>> - the index is not automaticly updated yet if foxtrot running, why ?
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> With FoxTrot Professional, use the "Schedule" tab of the "Manage Indices" window to set a scheduled update, whether FoxTrot is running or not. With FoxTrot Personal, use the "Index" pane of the preferences window, but this requires FoxTrot Personal to be running.
> ok, understood
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>> - search in zip possible?
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> You can search for filenames in zip files, but not for file contents.
> next task for development ;-)
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>> - search in winmail.dat?
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> FoxTrot uses Spotlight's metadata importers, so if you install a Spotlight importer that handles winmail.dat files, this should work with FoxTrot. You can try with Klammer <http://klammer.kupon-bg.com/macos/ >.
> works (letter opener lite)
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>> - I have some files like: "name.xx.yy.zz.pdf" they are not indexed
> now the test works fine, may be the index was not ready at the time of testing
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> This should work; can you send me such a file so I can test here?
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>> - it seems that not all server files are indexed
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> Can you be more specific? Which file types? Can they be indexed if you copy them locally?
> same point as above
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> -> I will buy, because this is the one search engine , works local and in windows network
> Dietke
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> Jérôme - CTM Engineering
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> "FoxTrot is enormously superior to Spotlight. (...) Much more efficient
> than Spotlight in narrowing down search results to highlight just the
> ones you want. (...) Absolutely first class product."
> FoxTrot Personal Search user comment on www.versiontracker.com
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> Download a demo version from www.foxtrot.ch
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