Copernic Desktop Search

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Copernic Desktop Search
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Copernic Desktop Search running on Windows XP
Original author(s) Copernic
Developer(s) Copernic
Initial release Pre-2000
Stable release 3.5.0 / September 27, 2011; 3 months ago (2011-09-27)
Development status Active
Written in C++, Delphi
Operating system Microsoft Windows Vista, 2003, XP
Size 7.0 MB
Available in English, French, German, Spanish
Type Desktop search
License Freeware, commercial
Website www.copernic.com/en/products/desktop-search

Copernic Desktop Search is a commercial desktop search utility for the Microsoft Windows family of operating systems. Three versions of the product are made which target different market segments.

Copernic Desktop Search performs a search using file names, file contents and metadata based on an index it creates. As items are added, changed or removed from the computer, incremental indexing is performed in the background using idle system resources.[1]

The product includes a deskbar that provides an input area on the Windows Taskbar.[1] It is incompatible with windows 7 x64.

There are three editions, home, professional, and corporate. The home edition is free for non-commercial use, and does not support network drive indexing, Outlook data indexing, saved searches and find-as-you-type.[2]

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