Copernic Desktop Search comes in Home (free), Professional ($49.95) and Corporate ($59.95) versions. All three index more than 150 types of files, including MP3, JPG, WAV, and MPEG – along with ...

Of the many desktop search utilities that have hit the market over the past couple of years, Copernic Desktop Search is generally regarded as the most powerful &#151 and arguably the best &#151 among ...

I've been using Copernic for a while but now I am having some doubts. The new firefox integration really isn't too useful. It doesn't search the actual cache, so the history search is just the same ...

Business users who want the desktop searching power of Copernichave a new option: Copernic Desktop Search Professional 3.0. Thisapplication bridges the gap between ...

Dennis O'Reilly began writing about workplace technology as an editor for Ziff-Davis' Computer Select, back when CDs were new-fangled, and IBM's PC XT was wowing the crowds at Comdex. He spent more ...

The amount of accumulated information on even the most well-worn PC can’t begin to compare with the vast and seemingly endless repository of information we call the World Wide Web. But knowing that ...

Okay, I'll start. I'm trying out CDS on another machine, and it indexes network drives. Most of my files are on network drives, so this is freaking great. It runs it's own app to search, which is cool ...

The file-search tool in Windows XP is a dog, and not just metaphorically -- a little animated puppy appears on screen to indicate your query's status by wagging its tail, panting, scratching itself ...

Looking for a relatively simple and inexpensive way to improve end user productivity? Desktop search tools can help end users swiftly locate critical nuggets of data, freeing up time for more ...

Copernic Mobile lets consumers use a mobile device to remotely search and access content like videos, e-mails and music that is stored on a computer. It works only on computers that are running ...