Enhanced Document Filters from dtSearch

August 21, 2012

We learn that dtSearch is beta testing its product line’s version 7.70 from Technology Magazine in “Beta Enhances dtSearch Document Filters to Display Highlighted.” The press release tells us:

“dtSearch Corp., a leading supplier of enterprise and developer text retrieval along with document filters, announces beta testing of Version 7.70 of the dtSearch product line. The new version adds multiple improvements to the document filters spanning the dtSearch product line. For customers in need of data parsing, conversion and extraction only, the dtSearch Engine APIs (native 64-bit/32-bit, Win/Linux C++, Java and .NET through 4.x) also make the document filters available for separate OEM licensing.”

Besides the dtSearch Engine, available for Windows and .NET or for Linux, the new release also applies to dtSearch Web with Spider, dtSearch Network with Spider, dtSearch Publish, and dtSearch Desktop with Spider.

Users of the new version will find that it supports a wide array of data types, and that image support has been added to Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Access, RTF, and email files. Enhancements have also been made to the multi-level nested configurations, including a new “object extraction” API. The write up also emphasizes the following features: built-in spider functionality; a terabyte indexer; assorted search options; and international language support. See the press release for more details.

Incorporated in Virginia in 1991, dtSearch began its text retrieval R&D back in 1988. Business and government organizations in over 70 countries rely on its wide product line to manage a myriad of data related tasks.

Cynthia Murrell, August 21, 2012

Sponsored by ArnoldIT.com, developer of Augmentext

Written by Stephen E. Arnold · Filed Under Enterprise search, News, Search

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