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AFSearch offline local index search engine

AFSearch offline html search engine 9.52 A local index search engine that allows the user to index text and html files stored in specific directories on PC, CDROM and LAN. Which enables fast, powerful, boolean and wildcards supported keyword searches offline with results displayed with summary. Enable E-Book and CDROM publishers to include a search engine for files distributed. Local CGI mode support for seamless integration with existing HTML files.

The ultimate local network searching tool

Ace IntraSearch 1.3 Ace IntraSearch is the tool for thorough search of your files in your local network as well as on a single computer. You can find any necessary files like MP3, multimedia files, Microsoft Office documents and others in your local network without any obstructions and tiresome actions.The result of a search is displayed in a list. Each item can be opened for view, executed, opened in Explorer, drag-n-dropped in another folder and so on.

Free classic search tool with more features.

XSearch 0.2 XSearch is a classic search tool with more features Windows Search does not provide. It works in classic way: no indexing service keeps scanning your files. It supports to search for files by file name, size, date time and words. You can specify the exact size (Byte, KB, MB or GB), exact date and/or time, and different date time (Modified, Created, Last Visited), the word or file name options such as "Any", "All", "Exact phrase", "Without" etc.

My company runs XP Pro on all computers. With service pac 3 loaded, the search function in windows explorer no longer works. Remove service pac 3 and it fixes the issue. With service pac 3, your search software also does not work. Any suggestions?

Very nice search routine. Exactly what I have been looking for, as I haven\'t figured out how to use the search routine in Windows Vista. Search works well and is easy to use. I would recommend one change in future releases: The Search button should be higher up on the screen and stationary, maybe next to the Browse button, so it will always be visible.The first time I started to use XSearch I couldn\'t find how to start searching. I was quite baffled until I got the idea to scroll down the screen and then found the ...

Just what I was looking for, Hate the search engine in Windows Vista and 7. This is a much more user friendly search. Keep up the good work.Uncle Bud

I really like XSearch but it has a serious limitation - it doesn't search OpenOffice documents. I hope this will soon be included!

I searched a PDF file available from IBM which is a manual for Unidata, the Unidata command reference. I searched for the commands stopudt & stopud but it could only find stopud. Windows search could not find either....

Thanks a lot,it's very useful prg.Thank you again.