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SearchPlus 2.0 Review is up at blueNexus |
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Date: 2011-06-13 21:46:02
Correspondent: Eugene Gorbunoff
Source: bluenexus.net
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As peoples hard drives get larger, it becomes more of a hassle to find things,
and after time you just forget where those pictures are that you need to
delete before the wife finds them (ya, you know the ones). While
eComStation does have a search program called PMSEEK 2.0, it is
very long in the tooth and limited in what it can do.
SearchPlus locates files and or directories quickly by searching multiple
locations simultaneously by using parallel processing thus avoiding time
consuming sequential searches. SearchPlus is a native eComStation program
that brings the eCS search function, if not to the future, to the present
in terms of it's power.
This review puts SearchPlus and PMSEEK head to head, see if you should
download SearchPlus or keep with what comes with eCS.
http://www.bluenexus.net/Reviews/SearchPlus/SearchPlus-review-06-01-11.html
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