Lookeen is a Desktop Search!
On a daily basis, we, the Lookeen-team, receive calls and emails from customers all over the world, who tell us how convinced they are by Lookeen and how much they would like to have a similar tool for their folder structure in Windows.
A lot of Windows users have already noticed the benefits of a desktop search and took advantage of it. However, you do not need additional tools to browse your desktop – because the function of a complete desktop search is already included in Lookeen.
You just have to add the desired folder by using the Lookeen options. After you have done that, Lookeen will also index all folders in Windows and provide a full text search for the most common file types, like for instance:
- Microsoft Office Word (.doc, .docx)
- Microsoft Office Excel (.xls, .xlsx)
- Microsoft Office PowerPoint (.ppt, .pptx)
- Adobe Portable (.pdf)
- Websites (.htm, .html)
- PHP-files (.php)
- Extensible Markup Language (.xml)
- Richtext files (.txt, .rtf)
Have you already been wondering a lot of times where the individual information is exactly stored? On which server you can find the desired document? Was this file shared in the network by Mr. Meier – or by Mr. Schmidt?
This is no problem for Lookeen. You can also add an unlimited number of network resources or complete servers in order to access the required information quickly and easily.
Whatever you need – Lookeen will find it for you!
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I’ve been trying to use Lookeen for the past two weeks – it seemed to work at first – now it doesn’t index – ruequestng a refresh daily with no indexed files. Indicates Prograss OK but 0 files indexed – please help, of guide me to the appropriate site for assistance. Thank you!
Hello Andy,
please download the new version of Lookeen from here: http://www.lookeen.net
You’ll see it will work!
Best,
Peter
Running Windows XP. I currently have both Windows Desktop Search and Lookeen running. Do I need both or am I indexing everything twice? Should I remove Windows Desktop Search? Is there anything it does that Lookeen does not?