Mike, thanks for the reply. I'm giving it a try now, but I don't think
I'll stick with it. Yes, it does do .pst files (slow to index them,
though), but it doesn't really do what I want sometimes, and the
performance hit for indexing is noticeable and gets in the way. Thanks
again.
-Andy
mike wrote:
I've installed it many times and it seems to do well with not a lot of files
to index. I've got four HD's in my system and it was indexing upwards of
80,000 files. It seemed to miss some files for no apparent reason, and
strangely, YDS also missed the same files. I'd say WDS works well in a
small environment, normal computer use etc. According to MS, it will search
.pst's. I didn't take much of a perfomance hit once the initial scan was
done.
Mike
On 8/22/07, Andy Gallant <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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