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OK - this totally rocks. &nbsp;<br />
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I have tried other stuff in the past but it hogged up the CPU. &nbsp;<br />
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This just worked, quick too.<br />
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Glad to hear your problem is sorted!<br />
Have a good day,<br />
--tigermatt
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Busy with a data center move and am new to the job. &nbsp;<br />
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I keep on getting files that I want to refer to in the future so I create a directory on my xp system named /reference. <br />
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I do a search on it by right clicking on it. &nbsp;<br />
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Problems are: &nbsp;<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;1) it does not seem to look into excel spread sheets well and <br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;2) it is getting slow. <br />
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I would like to search this fast.<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp;3) A total dream would be if I could share it off my system and my team members could use an index but this is not a requirement. &nbsp; If the first 2 requirement work, I am good. &nbsp;If the third works I will be amazed.<br />
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I have just a normal xp box that is on all day, every day. <br />
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Busy with a data center move and am new to the job.  

I keep on getting files that I want to refer to in the future so I create a directory on my xp system named /reference. 

I do a search on it by right clicking on it.  

Problems are:  
   1) it does not seem to look into excel spread sheets well and 
   2) it is getting slow. 

I would like to search this fast.

   3) A total dream would be if I could share it off my system and my team members could use an index but this is not a requirement.   If the first 2 requirement work, I am good.  If the third works I will be amazed.

I have just a normal xp box that is on all day, every day. 

 

 


OK - this totally rocks.  

I have tried other stuff in the past but it hogged up the CPU.  

This just worked, quick too.



Glad to hear your problem is sorted!
Have a good day,
--tigermatt

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