diskMETA - Internet Search Technologies For Your Desktop PC
Posted on Wednesday, May 26, 2004 @ 07:15:52 EDT by Editorial Team
diskmeta writes "META Inc. announces a final release of diskMETA, a personal search system for a desktop PC. diskMETA is a full text search engine with a user-friendly interface. It can find any document in a fraction of a second.
26th May,2004 (Xtvworld)--How many times do we waste our precious time on searching for a document lost in gigabytes of information stored on our hard disks and get frustated opening hundreds of documents with yes-here-it-is titles and no-that's-not-it contents? The bigger our hard disks grow, the more pains and effort it takes us to get the necessary document. It seems much easier to find information in a global network with Internet search engines than in our personal computers with search options offered by operating systems. No wonder that it is Internet search technologies that became the basis for developing personal search systems. Based on leading Internet search technologies, diskMETA brings the power of Internet search to your computer.
Using its powerful query language, based on Boolean, date, and proximity operators, diskMETA returns accurate and instant results while preserving an intuitive interface. The results are ranged by relevance according to quantity of query words entries in a document, their location in a document, proximity, word significance, and document modification date. diskMETA presents results in Internet-style with quotation of relevant fragmets and highlited keywords. In addition, there is a text preview allowing you to review any document without opening it. diskMETA supports txt, doc, xls, html, pdf, rtf text document formats and chm, zip and rar archives, and works with Windows 98/ME/NT/2000/XP/2003.
For more information, see the product Web site available at www.diskmeta.com or contact META Inc. via email at info@diskmeta.com.
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