The Google Chrome EULA has many privacy issues that may affect state
agencies. But these could be issues for businesses as well. I recall a
similar issue with the Desktop program which after replacing the very
nice and non-evil Deskbar search basically mapped your computer and any
connected
Yeah, Google came out and said that part about owning your house if you
upload a picture of it with chrome was not something that was going to stay.
http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20080903-google-on-chrome-eula-controversy-our-bad-well-change-it.html
Mike
On Sun, Sep 7, 2008 at 1:50 PM,
Have you tried EasyFind? www.devon-technologies.com/products/freeware
Don't like it. Slow. Not enough choices. None of them could find the
chocolate chip cookie recipe in the system.
Of course. This is not a good tool for searching file contents as it does
not index files beforehand. It is
None of the search tools could find exactly what I wanted quickly
without having to muddle through a big list of irrelevant results. None
of the tools could search the system without first using Safari
[Location = file:///usr... etc.] to open some of the invisible folders
and add to the
Google Desktop has been a problem. Soon after installation,
Google Desktop use up to 99% of my CPU for searching the same
file for a day or more: a graphics file.
Can you restrict what Google Desktop indexes to a particular set of
files or set of directories? I know I can with Apple
Can I take the old Find app from 10.3 and make it work in 10.4? It
could find anything better, faster than Spotlight, et al. With Find
you have to turn on the extra features instead of turning them off.
Worse, yet, I can't search for anything inside the system folder without
first using Safari to
Have you tried EasyFind? www.devon-technologies.com/products/freeware
Don't like it. Slow. Not enough choices. None of them could find the
chocolate chip cookie recipe in the system.
Of course. This is not a good tool for searching file contents as it does
not index files beforehand. It is
Google Desktop has been a problem. Soon after installation, Google
Desktop use up to 99% of my CPU for searching the same file for a day or
more: a graphics file.
Can you restrict what Google Desktop indexes to a particular set of files
or set of directories? I know I can with Apple
Sort of. Preferences allows you to exclude specified files folders.
Can you restrict what Google Desktop indexes to a particular set of files
or set of directories? I know I can with Apple Spotlight. Maybe Google
does this too?
This is a fair question. Since you ask, I will answer.
I have a LOT of software on my PC computer and I use most of it
frequently. The software includes mathematical engineering design
programs, graphics design, video editing, music composition, CD DVD
burning and ripping software, and
Recently I had to delete the registry entry for WordPerfect on my PC and
reinstall same. When the new installation (including the new X3, so
named because it is version 13 that superstition won't allow) my ability
to search WP files for text strings was no more. The WP newsgroup said
that
I dunno the answer; I've used several desktop search apps and never
had much trouble. The last I used was the freeware X1
(http://www.x1.com/); I never heard they had an X3 version (or a 13th
version for that matter!).
But I just gotta ask: What is it you do that you need to do these
searches so
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