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Subject: Re: one more question


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Date Posted: 07:38:56 10/21/05 Fri
In reply to: nelli 's message, "one more question" on 06:35:02 10/21/05 Fri

In DiskTree direct scan mode the files are always indexed independently if they have words inside or not. PDFE only check if its a pdf document and extract some metadata fields from it.
If you have one pdf document that PDFE can not index in this mode please email, or link, it to me.

To index document content words, so you can use IndexedContents option in DBSearch scan mode, you need to use the IndexTextWords batch tool first.


>it is me again. my question is: are files, which are
>not indexed (becaused of an internal mistake) or there
>are no words for indexing, researchable in the PDFE?
>
>thank you.

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