FoxTrot Professional Search 2.5.1 (Mac)

Overview:

FoxTrot Professional Search is a powerful find-by-content solution that offers precision tools for finding the proverbial "needle in a haystack" directly within PDF, HTML, word processing, e-mail and rich-media content and metadata. The product has been especially well received in legal (law firm and courts), media (newsrooms researchers, ad agencies and editors), mobile contexts (MacBook users with document collections) as well as by casual users stepping up from FoxTrot Personal Search or Apple's Spotlight. By leveraging and extending Mac OS X's built-in Spotlight capabilities, FoxTrot Professional Search utilizes the latest Snow Leopard technologies, featuring document preview and full view capabilities, with secondary document-level search features. Users can manage multiple indexed collections effortlessly and time search index updates without even launching the application. Feature Highlights: * Multiple categories of relevance-ranked results * Document preview and full view, with secondary document-level search * Multiple indexed collections and timed updates without launching the application * Client-server access to peer-to-peer and dedicated CTM FoxTrot Search servers * Worldwide Unicode language support FoxTrot Professional Search builds on years of experience in search functionality refined within CTM's PowerMail and FoxTrot Personal Search products, which continue to be enhanced. Version 2.5 introduces higher performance, an expanded timeline categorization as well as networked sharing of indexes: When customers purchase a 5-user license, the application automatically acts as a peer-to-peer indexing server. With a 10-user license (or more), customers receive a full fledged client-server product with a server component that can be deployed any Mac OS X or Windows 7/Vista/XP with file sharing enabled, as well as on XServe and the new Mac mini Server or Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2008 and Windows Server 2008R2. This makes FoxTrot Professional Search particularly suited in networked environments where sharing archived documents and metadata is paramount.

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