I wanted to index the whole content of my files (exactly like Google.com).
There was a plugin for Google Desktop to search and index C and PAS files in a 
special way.
I hoped it will be more easy to search my files in this way.


Sorry for the language. 
I was so mad that such a big company can produce such A LAME software.
I had a small virus (NAV was unable to detect it) yesterday that used a rootkit 
to hide itself.
Nothing serious. I spent 10-15 minutes to remove that malware using FilemonNT, 
a firewall, a
registry monitor, the RootKit revealer and a DOS (cmd) box.

Also yesterday I had that problem with Google Desktop and I spend hours to 
repair the main
problems and I still have some.
I've tried in lots of ways to repair all damages but because the lack 
documentation (thanks Google
again) it was impossible.

Sorry again.

---------------------------------------

Anyway remember my warnings: it is much better to bring a virus in your 
computer than Google
Desktop.


--- Robert Meek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Human,
>       Offensive language is NOT tolerated on any of the Lists.  Please be
> more careful in the future!
>       Are you indexing just the titles or are you actually doing word
> searches within the documents?  Why not use a regular database and your own
> client to do this?  What advantages did you hope to get by using Google's?
> 
> from Robert Meek dba Tangentals Design  CCopyright 2006
> 
> "When I examine myself and my methods of thought, I come to the conclusion
> that the gift of Fantasy has meant more to me then my talent for absorbing
> positive knowledge!"
>                                                     Albert Einstein
> 
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> On Behalf Of Human
> Sent: Friday, February 24, 2006 5:19 AM
> To: Delphi-Talk Discussion List
> Subject: Using Google Desktop to index my Delphi documentation
> 
> Few months ago I got this brilliant idea about using Google desktop to index
> my Delphi
> documentation.
> I have a large partition with lots of DOC, HTML and PDF file all containing
> Delphi tips, FAQs and
> snippets and I used Windows Commander to search in that partition.
> 
> Google Desktop took 2 weeks to index everything eating my memory, and when
> was ready it wasn't
> extraordinary, returning to much garbage results.
> So I stopped using it after 2 weeks.
> Yesterday I've tried to uninstall it (and to recover 2 GB of space it need
> it for its data base)
> and the uninstall process failed.
> So I delete the files manually. After restart my Windows didn't load. It
> really fucked up my
> computer.
> Google Desktop seems to integrate itself in Explorer and in the module that
> control the Internet
> connection (socks provider) and now without those DLL, windows failed to
> start.
> 
> 
> 
> So this is a warning: if somebody else has this 'brilliant' idea, like me,
> FORGET IT!!!!
> 
> 
> (PS: I was also concerned about the way it installed itself as a server
> being connected and
> transmitting data all the time to google.com)
> 
> ...and the traveler died, stroked by the beauty of the landscape.
> 
> THE MORNING OF THE MAGICIANS
> Louis Pawels & Jacques Bergier
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