Your Fav. Desktop Search Application?

[rdt]

Google
Yahoo
Copernic

Others?

Which one?

 

[Azzman]

Google
Yahoo
Copernic

Others?

Which one?

Locate32:

http://locate32.webhop.org/

 

[FTR]

Google
Yahoo
Copernic

Others?

Which one?

to limit the size of the index files I only index text, email & contact
files, no graphics, music, etc.
for indexed content Copernic: raid & it doesn't communicate with home
Copêrnic also indexes and previews OpenOffice files

for everything else
Superfinder (found through this newsgroup)

Frank

 

[arehrlich]

Having used all three, I've found that Copernic comes out on top. Its
use of system resources seems to be better and its overall size.

Need to look at Superfinder and Locate32 - have not heard of them.

Alan

 

[I Forget]

Google
Yahoo
Copernic

Others?

Which one?

Myradus DocYouMeant Hound.

 

[Mario Alvares]

for everything else
Superfinder (found through this newsgroup)

Are you talking about this Super Finder ?
http://fsl.sytes.net/ssearch.html

This program does not do indexed searches, so I don't think it would
qualify as a desktop search application.

 

[Offbreed]

Which one?

Just make sure you are not vulnerable to the WMF exploit, because any
of them will trigger it.

 

[Renan]

At date 30 Jan 2006 14:59:17 -0800, Offbreed ([email protected])
wrote in article <1138661957.831823.225100
@o13g2000cwo.googlegroups.com>, for newsgroup alt.comp.freeware:

Just make sure you are not vulnerable to the WMF exploit, because any
of them will trigger it.

I do not have any WMF files here, can my system still be "vulnerable"?