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Is there a maximum number of files and emails that I can index with CDS?
We strongly suggest you should choose what to index wisely because the bigger the index, the slower the searches and your computer will be.
We strongly suggest you should choose what to index wisely because the bigger the index, the slower the searches and your computer will be.
How can I add the Copernic Desktop Search deskbar?
CDS cannot index a mailbox who has been added to your Microsoft Exchange account if the "Use Cached Exchange Mode" option is activated.
AnswerCDS cannot index a mailbox who has been added to your Microsoft Exchange account if the "Use Cached Exchange Mode" option is activated.
AnswerI can't open Microsoft Outlook anymore after I installed CDS. Why?
After I installed Copernic Desktop Search, I can't open Microsoft Outlook anymore.
AnswerAfter I installed Copernic Desktop Search, I can't open Microsoft Outlook anymore.
AnswerOutlook is grayed out. What to do?
The Outlook icon in CDS is grayed out.
AnswerHere are the most common reasons:
Contact us back if Outlook remains grayed out even after you did these verifications.
NOTE: We recommend that you back up your registry before you make any changes to it. While the modification we suggest is simple and should not do any harm, you must be informed that incorrect changes to the registry can result in permanent data loss or corrupted files. You can modify the registry at your own risks. Copernic cannot be held responsible for any loss of data or damage caused by this registry manipulation.The Outlook icon in CDS is grayed out.
AnswerHere are the most common reasons:
Contact us back if Outlook remains grayed out even after you did these verifications.
NOTE: We recommend that you back up your registry before you make any changes to it. While the modification we suggest is simple and should not do any harm, you must be informed that incorrect changes to the registry can result in permanent data loss or corrupted files. You can modify the registry at your own risks. Copernic cannot be held responsible for any loss of data or damage caused by this registry manipulation.How does the indexing process works?
Explanation on the indexing process, updating the index.
AnswerTo update your index, CDS scans the items you chose to index (emails, files, contacts, etc), in order to detect additions, deletions or modifications made since the last indexing process.
CDS does not reindex everything. New items are indexed. Modified items are reindexed. But items that have not changed are not reindexed. While CDS updates the index, look at the status bar or Status window to verify whether it is indexing or only scanning items. "Scanning" means that CDS is verifying whether the item has been modified. "Indexing" means that CDS is actually indexing the item.
For example, while scanning, CDS detects that a file is no longer where it used to be. It thus deletes the reference to this file in the index. Then, it discovers new files in a folder so adds references to these new files in the index. If the scanning process does not reveal any modifications, CDS simply won't modify the index.
Explanation on the indexing process, updating the index.
AnswerTo update your index, CDS scans the items you chose to index (emails, files, contacts, etc), in order to detect additions, deletions or modifications made since the last indexing process.
CDS does not reindex everything. New items are indexed. Modified items are reindexed. But items that have not changed are not reindexed. While CDS updates the index, look at the status bar or Status window to verify whether it is indexing or only scanning items. "Scanning" means that CDS is verifying whether the item has been modified. "Indexing" means that CDS is actually indexing the item.
For example, while scanning, CDS detects that a file is no longer where it used to be. It thus deletes the reference to this file in the index. Then, it discovers new files in a folder so adds references to these new files in the index. If the scanning process does not reveal any modifications, CDS simply won't modify the index.
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