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This depends on whether the networked files are indexed at the server and whether this index does include the filetype and whether content indexing is activated for that file type. Check it at the server.<br />
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Edit: Server 2003 as file server? That is very dangerous.<br />
Also please note that the server would need to have windows search v4 installed to build an index that can be queried from remote.
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This depends on whether the networked files are indexed at the server and whether this index does include the filetype and whether content indexing is activated for that file type. Check it at the server.

Edit: Server 2003 as file server? That is very dangerous.
Also please note that the server would need to have windows search v4 installed to build an index that can be queried from remote.

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thanks for tip <br />
i found another search that worked well<br />
<a href="http://www.voidtools.com" rel="ugc">www.voidtools.com</a>&nbsp; &nbsp; everything search
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thanks for tip
i found another search that worked well
www.voidtools.com [http://www.voidtools.com]    everything search

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Only one helpful solution? Why that?
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The users can not search for files <br />
if they &nbsp;ask for a search of files on the network (files are there ) &nbsp; but search will not show them
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The users can not search for files 
if they  ask for a search of files on the network (files are there )   but search will not show them

search on network drive not working

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