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Hi, and thanks for the response. <br />
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I goofed - it's actually Server 2012.
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Hi, and thanks for the response.

I goofed - it's actually Server 2012.

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It looks like the procedure is similar for both 2008 and 2012. I will try it and report back.
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It looks like the procedure is similar for both 2008 and 2012. I will try it and report back.

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Hi all,<br />
<br />
I have a bunch of PDF files on my *local* drive that have been OCR'ed. In Windows 7 Explorer, I can search for file names, phrases within the contents of the PDF files, etc. No problem there.<br />
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The same types of files reside on a network server folder, and I have specified that I want the files in this location indexed. However, searching for phrases within the contents of theses files yields nothing?<br />
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What am I doing wrong? Thanks in advance.
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Hi all,

I have a bunch of PDF files on my *local* drive that have been OCR'ed. In Windows 7 Explorer, I can search for file names, phrases within the contents of the PDF files, etc. No problem there.

The same types of files reside on a network server folder, and I have specified that I want the files in this location indexed. However, searching for phrases within the contents of theses files yields nothing?

What am I doing wrong? Thanks in advance.

Indexing and searching a network drive?

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