Re: And now for something new...FoxTrot Personal Search

[listes]

computer artwork by subhash <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 
> Library/FoxTrot/Index.ftindex

thanks to you all :-)

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Re(2): And now for something new...FoxTrot Personal Search

[computer artwork by subhash]

[listes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb am 29.8.2005 um 19:43 Uhr:]

>Where is the index file on my HD?
>(I ask this because I just lauched an indexing that looks enormous, my
>complete home folder :-)

Library/FoxTrot/Index.ftindex

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Re: And now for something new...FoxTrot Personal Search

[Karel Gillissen]

Mine is in ~/Library/FoxTrot/Index.ftindex/

(where ~ stands for your Home folder)



Karel



Op 29-aug-2005, om 19:43 heeft listes het volgende geschreven:

> Where is the index file on my HD?
> (I ask this because I just lauched an indexing that looks enormous, my
> complete home folder :-)
>
> Hervé
>

Re: And now for something new...FoxTrot Personal Search

[PowerMail Engineering]

listes wrote:

>Where is the index file on my HD?
>(I ask this because I just lauched an indexing that looks enormous, my
>complete home folder :-)

Such questions should be discussed on the FoxTrot Discuss list:


The answer is, in the home/Library/FoxTrot folder.


Jérôme - PowerMail Engineering


-
   "There's a reason Mac users from different countries have chosen this
very good program. 1) It just works. 2) It's not bloated like some
other mail applications. 3) And it's better than Mail, the program that
comes with OS X. Honest. Would I recommend PowerMail? Definitely."
  PowerMail user comment on www.versiontracker.com


 Download a demo version from www.ctmdev.com
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Re: And now for something new...FoxTrot Personal Search

[listes]

PowerMail info <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 
> Today, we are pleased to serve our loyal PowerMail user base with a
> preview of FoxTrot Personal Search, a new product that brings fast and
> focused find-by content to Mac OS X 10.4, 10.3 and 10.2 users.

Where is the index file on my HD?
(I ask this because I just lauched an indexing that looks enormous, my
complete home folder :-)

Hervé


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Re: And now for something new...FoxTrot Personal Search

[Steve Abrahamson]

On 8/28/05 at 10:14 PM, Tom Miller ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) said:

>Maybe Sandvox  will replace it as a really easy-
>to-use app for Mac people.

Wow - good find. I signed up on the "notify me" list.


Steve Abrahamson
Ascending Technologies
FileMaker 7 Certified Developer
http://www.asctech.com
[EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re(2): And now for something new...FoxTrot Personal Search

[Karel Gillissen]

and a quick test shows me they have!!
I indexed my documents folder this morning and searching a simple single
term gives 15 results in 9 secs with spotlight and 91 results in <2 secs
with Foxtrot!

Time to investigate further, but it confirms my unhappiness with
spotlight in not returning the results I expected.


Karel




Op maandag, 29 augustus 2005 schreef Tom Miller:

>If
>it works for other documents as beautifully as it works in PowerMail,
>they have a real winner.
>
>Tom Miller

Re: And now for something new...FoxTrot Personal Search

[Chris Walker]

Hi Nick: 

>how?

Look in the Foctrot folder where you'll find a webloc (Order at a special
price)  which connects you to Kagi.

cheers,

Chris

Re: And now for something new...FoxTrot Personal Search

[Tom Miller]

On 8/29/05, at 7:07 AM, PowerMail info, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:

>In the process of developing and supporting PowerMail, we have heard
>much praise about our FoxTrot search engine's performance when finding e-
>mail - and frequent regrets that it was not available for other types of
>documents.

I had assumed that FoxTrot was 3rd party software that CTMDev had
somehow gotten access to, but it looks like it's an in-house product. If
it works for other documents as beautifully as it works in PowerMail,
they have a real winner.

Tom Miller
...
"The only time we see the middle of the road is as  
we run from side to side." R.O.Clark 

And now for something new...FoxTrot Personal Search

[PowerMail info]

Dear PowerMail-discuss members,

In the process of developing and supporting PowerMail, we have heard
much praise about our FoxTrot search engine's performance when finding e-
mail - and frequent regrets that it was not available for other types of
documents.

Today, we are pleased to serve our loyal PowerMail user base with a
preview of FoxTrot Personal Search, a new product that brings fast and
focused find-by content to Mac OS X 10.4, 10.3 and 10.2 users.

On 10.4, FoxTrot extends find-by-content beyond Spotlight's one-size-
fits-all search, while supporting all the file types known to Spotlight.
FoxTrot also brings 10.3 and 10.2 users a superior search tool without
the hassle or cost of a system upgrade.

Before we announce this to the world, we figure that PowerMail users
deserve to try this first, since FoxTrot brings desktops many of the
identical values; without further ado, please visit:



The page itself is a bit rough around the edges and being finished, but
the software has been tested extensively [usual cautionary notes about
beta software nonetheless].

If you're interested in helping us with further beta testing, please do
so by joining a discussion with the team:



in order to just be notified of releases (low-volume annoucements):



Finally, while the 1.0 release will cost 29 Euro (about US$35), we are
making 1.0 licenses available to PowerMail users and early adopters at
only 19 Euro (about US$23.50) directly within the application (instant
registration) or from:


Thank you for your attention,


The entire CTM team
[EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: And now for something new...FoxTrot Personal Search

[Nick Quinn's list address]

Chris,

Thus spoke Chris Walker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Monday, 29 August
2005 at 5:21 PM +1000:

>Works well and I'll order mine in a few minutes.

how?


hf,

Nick Quinn
usually on an iMac 2GHz 1.5GB 260GB OS 10.4.2, PM 5.2.1, 3 panes

Re: And now for something new...FoxTrot Personal Search

[Chris Walker]

On 28/8/05 PowerMail info wrote: 

>Today, we are pleased to serve our loyal PowerMail user base with a
>preview of FoxTrot Personal Search, a new product that brings fast and
>focused find-by content to Mac OS X 10.4, 10.3 and 10.2 users.
Works well and I'll order mine in a few minutes.  What I find most
interesting is the development of a Windows version.  Does this mean we
are likely to see a Windows PowerMail, particularly with the move to MacTel?

cheers,

Chris

Re: And now for something new...FoxTrot Personal Search

[Tom Miller]

On 8/28/05, at 6:50 PM, Steve Abrahamson, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:

>That's because that's all that's in the page source, which leads me to
>ask: why is a company that develops my favorite mail app and is now
>bringing a pervasive searching tool to the entire Mac OS X community...
>using Claris Home Page in 2005?? (If you check, it seems the whole ctmdev
>site is made with it too.)

CHP is/was such a simple, intuitive Mac/Windows app for creating web
pages, it deserves to live on -- especially good for pages that aren't
too complicated. I have given it to Windows users who were making clunky
pages in Front Page. 

Maybe Sandvox  will replace it as a really easy-
to-use app for Mac people.





Tom Miller
...
"The only time we see the middle of the road is as  
we run from side to side." R.O.Clark 

Re: And now for something new...FoxTrot Personal Search

[Steve Abrahamson]

On 8/28/05 at 7:10 PM, Tim Lapin ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) said:

>On   Sunday, August 28, 2005,   PowerMail info   sent forth:
>
>> without further ado, please visit:
>>
>>
>>
>>The page itself is a bit rough around the edges
>
>I'll say it's rough around the edges.  In fact it's so rough that it is
>ALL edges and no content!  :-(
>
>All I got was a message stating:
>"This page left intentionally blank"

That's because that's all that's in the page source, which leads me to
ask: why is a company that develops my favorite mail app and is now
bringing a pervasive searching tool to the entire Mac OS X community...
using Claris Home Page in 2005?? (If you check, it seems the whole ctmdev
site is made with it too.)

I've heard of going old school, but wow!


Steve Abrahamson
Ascending Technologies
FileMaker 7 Certified Developer
http://www.asctech.com
[EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: And now for something new...FoxTrot Personal Search

[Tim Lapin]

On   Sunday, August 28, 2005,   PowerMail info   sent forth:

> without further ado, please visit:
>
>
>
>The page itself is a bit rough around the edges



I'll say it's rough around the edges.  In fact it's so rough that it is
ALL edges and no content!  :-(

All I got was a message stating:
"This page left intentionally blank"

-- 
Tim Lapin
[EMAIL PROTECTED]

And now for something new...FoxTrot Personal Search

[PowerMail info]

Dear PowerMail-discuss members,

In the process of developing and supporting PowerMail, we have heard
much praise about our FoxTrot search engine's performance when finding e-
mail - and frequent regrets that it was not available for other types of
documents.

Today, we are pleased to serve our loyal PowerMail user base with a
preview of FoxTrot Personal Search, a new product that brings fast and
focused find-by content to Mac OS X 10.4, 10.3 and 10.2 users.

On 10.4, FoxTrot extends find-by-content beyond Spotlight's one-size-
fits-all search, while supporting all the file types known to Spotlight.
FoxTrot also brings 10.3 and 10.2 users a superior search tool without
the hassle or cost of a system upgrade.

Before we announce this to the world, we figure that PowerMail users
deserve to try this first, since FoxTrot brings desktops many of the
identical values; without further ado, please visit:



The page itself is a bit rough around the edges and being finished, but
the software has been tested extensively [usual cautionary notes about
beta software nonetheless].

If you're interested in helping us with further beta testing, please do
so by joining a discussion with the team:



in order to just be notified of releases (low-volume annoucements):



Finally, while the 1.0 release will cost 29 Euro (about US$35), we are
making 1.0 licenses available to PowerMail users and early adopters at
only 19 Euro (about US$23.50) directly within the application (instant
registration) or from:


Thank you for your attention,


The entire CTM team
[EMAIL PROTECTED]