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Posted by Dave Wood [MS] on April 2, 2007, 4:14 pm
Please log in for more thread options Hmm, not sure. Have you tried rebuilding your index / Restore Defaults?
You do need the most recent version of the Adobe PDF viewer I believe to get
indexing working on WDS 3.x / Vista.
> Thanks Dave.
>
> Unfortunately, this is not the problem. The RTF file type is set to
> index properly. And I am using version 3.01.
>
> I am having other problems with WDS as well. Among them is that
> *some* PDF content is not indexed even though I have Adobe's ifilter
> installed. I can do "type:pdf" and see the file come up. But putting
> in the contents of the file does not bring up the file. I've
> reinstalled everything twice to no avail.
>
> I will revert to X1 (Yahoo Desktop) for now even though X1 has its
> limitations as well. (It doesn't index Rich Text Outlook messages
> either, as far as I can tell.)
>
> Thanks!
>
> wrote:
>> Which version of WDS are you using on which OS?
>>
>> This sounds like you may be hitting this
>> Options
>> control panel and under Advanced -> File Types you see that RTF files are
>> not being indexed by the RTF Filter then there's a problem.
>>
>> If this is on XP you should upgrade to WDS 3.01 if you haven't already
>> which
>> should fix
>> thishttp://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=738FC2DE-49B...
>>
>> Dave Wood
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>> > Hello,
>>
>> > I see that Windows Desktop Search does not index Outlook messages that
>> > happen to be in Rich Text format. The plain text and html messages
>> > are indexed properly. Is this a limitation or have I misconfigured
>> > something?
>>
>> > This raises a question about .msg and .eml files that may also be in
>> > Rich Text. Are these indexed properly?
>>
>> > Thanks for any info!- Hide quoted text -
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