Resident search inside eml files and thoses from Thunderbird

[Contro]

I don't find a resident or background indexing program.

But some day I will

[tomos]

I don't find a resident or background indexing program.

But some day I will

-Contro (September 14, 2013, 02:22 PM)

have you looked at any of the desktop search programmes?
There was an old thread about them resurrected here lately:
https://www.donation....msg337045#msg337045
"What is the currently best Desktop Search software?"

[Contro]

I don't find a resident or background indexing program.

But some day I will

-Contro (September 14, 2013, 02:22 PM)

have you looked at any of the desktop search programmes?
There was an old thread about them resurrected here lately:
https://www.donation....msg337045#msg337045
"What is the currently best Desktop Search software?"

-tomos (September 14, 2013, 02:49 PM)

Yeapp. But the point is look inside TB...
But I'll try revising the post.
Best Regards
 

[tomos]

But the point is look inside TB...

-Contro (September 14, 2013, 03:12 PM)

we are going around in clircles.

4wd said:

all your emails are stored in plain text in the files with no extension, eg. Drafts, Sent Mail

-4wd (September 10, 2013, 07:59 PM)

which means there should be no problem indexing them - or am I misunderstanding something?

[Contro]

But the point is look inside TB...

-Contro (September 14, 2013, 03:12 PM)

we are going around in clircles.

4wd said:

all your emails are stored in plain text in the files with no extension, eg. Drafts, Sent Mail

-4wd (September 10, 2013, 07:59 PM)

which means there should be no problem indexing them - or am I misunderstanding something?

-tomos (September 14, 2013, 03:40 PM)

But Tomos is not structured search like in MailStore Home I think
That's the reason

[tomos]

Okay, got you.
I'm no expert, so I'm not going to be able to help much - I'm just trying to figure out what *exactly* the problem is. (I'm also unhappy with Thunderbird search btw - maybe we just need a better email client :-/ )

So, by 'structured', do you mean - tell me where (in which folder: sent/inbox/etc) the email is located (?)

[Contro]

Okay, got you.
I'm no expert, so I'm not going to be able to help much - I'm just trying to figure out what *exactly* the problem is. (I'm also unhappy with Thunderbird search btw - maybe we just need a better email client :-/ )

So, by 'structured', do you mean - tell me where (in which folder: sent/inbox/etc) the email is located (?)

-tomos (September 14, 2013, 04:17 PM)

Search in the subject, in the message, in the sender.
But I suppose I am talking nonsense.

In the post seems good for this purpose :

Archivarious 3000
dtSearch
File Locator pro

All seems to go well.

I gonna to try first.
 

[Contro]

Archivarius seems perfect