| Re: Error message: No file or folder has been indexed [message #337 is a reply to message #336] |
Sat, 17 October 2015 17:48   |
CTM Development
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Hello,
Have you tried disabling Search as you type as suggested ? Then if I were you I would rebuild the index to be on the safe side.
Regards,
jean michel/ctm qa
> On 16 oct. 2015, at 21:40, Peter Carr wrote:
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> I'm using Professional. The thing is, indexes do exist. Suppose the first letter I type is 's'. The error message says nothing is indexed. I click OK to get rid of the message, then I get a long list of files containing the letter 's'. Then suppose, I type a second letter 't'. The error message comes up again. After I dismiss the error message, I now get a long list of files containing the letters 'st'. And so on.
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>> On Thursday, October 8, 2015 at 2:46:26 AM UTC-5, FoxTrot Engineering wrote:
>> Peter Carr wrote:
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>>> Just recently, after every key press in a search box, a dialog box comes up
>>> with the error message:
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>>> *No file or folder has been indexed*
>>> *Foxtrot will only find information within indexed folders.*
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>> Are you using FoxTrot Personal, or Professional?
>> It seems that "search as you type" is enabled in the preferences, and your index (or the currently selected index, in case of FT Professional) no longer contains any data; make sure that some folders are indexed, in the "Files" preference pane (FT Personal), or in the "indexed data" pane of the "manage indices" window (FT Professional).
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>> Jérôme - CTM Engineering
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>> "I used to spend hours and hours looking for a file that I swear that
>> I had on one of my drives, but just could not locate. FoxTrot Personal
>> Search has saved me countless hours of frustration. I strongly recommend
>> this to anyone who is tired of misplacing files and then having that bad
>> feeling when you can't find it."
>> FoxTrot Personal Search user comment on download.cnet.com
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>> Download a demo version from www.foxtrot.ch
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