I don't find a resident or background indexing program.
But some day I will
But some day I will
Re: Resident search inside eml files and thoses from Thunderbird
« Reply #25 on: September 14, 2013, 07:22 PM »
Topic: Resident search inside eml files and thoses from Thunderbird (Read 54,942 times)
I don't find a resident or background indexing program.
But some day I will
I don't find a resident or background indexing program.
But some day I will
have you looked at any of the desktop search programmes?
There was an old thread about them resurrected here lately:
http://www.donationcoder.com/forum/index.php?topic=2434.msg337045#msg337045
"What is the currently best Desktop Search software?"
But the point is look inside TB...
all your emails are stored in plain text in the files with no extension, eg. Drafts, Sent Mail
But the point is look inside TB...
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
which means there should be no problem indexing them - or am I misunderstanding something?
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 (?)
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