After, literally, years of trying to coax Microsoft into providing us with the information we gave up and just did it ourselves. Looking back over this last year my Mythicsoft highlight of 2015 was the decoding of the 2013 OST format. How is it already the end of 2015? Boy, times flies by when you’re having fun. This entry was posted in Misc on Apby dave. That’s because it’s not intended as a Desktop Search replacement instead it’s more for searching large repositories of fairly static data. It won’t do anything until you ask it to. It won’t be running in the background consuming valuable CPU cycles and it won’t be building secret indexes consuming valuable disk space.
If you don’t use the feature then you won’t notice it because it’s effectively disabled by default. However, and this is a really important point, it’s not the type of indexing component that’s always running in the background. Yes, I know, I’m still a little surprised myself.
So it might seem surprising that I’m now announcing that FileLocator Pro v.8 supports indexing.
These drawbacks include …”Īnd I go on to list resource issues, syncing issues, security issues and more. While indexing can certainly improve the speed of searches in certain circumstances there are many drawbacks. “No FileLocator Pro does not use file or content indexes and for very good reasons. In a FileLocator Pro QA “ Does FileLocator Pro create an index for searching?” I once answered: It’s been a while coming but… FileLocator Pro 8.0 is now available for immediate download!
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