dtSearch Rolls Out New Filters

November 21, 2012

Dr. Dobb’s software development website recently reported on new proprietary search features that cover online and offline data types in the article, “New dtSearch Document Filter Products.”

According to the article, dtSearch, a text retrieval software company that allows users to instantly search terabytes of text, has announced the latest release of its product line. Version 7.70 sees improved document filters embedded across the entire dtSearch product line.

The article states:

“The new version extends the document filters to add image support to Word (.doc/.docx), PowerPoint (.ppt/.pptx), Excel (.xls/.xlsx), Access (.mdb/accdb), RTF, and email files including Thunderbird (mbox/.eml) and Outlook (.pst/.msg) files. The release displays these formats showing highlighted hits in context with both text and images. The release also adds support for Japanese Ichitaro documents.

dtSearch’s proprietary document filters support a broad range of data types from “Office” documents: MS Office, OpenOffice, RTF, PDF to emails and also MS Exchange, Outlook, Thunderbird — all with nested attachments.”

This company has received impressive reviews regarding their search power and indexing abilities. We can only assume that dtSearch 7.70 will be even better.

Jasmine Ashton, November 21, 2012

Sponsored by ArnoldIT.com, developer of Augmentext

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

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