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More info?)
There are a few ways of turning it on. To get help, especially on how to query on a specified property (without Indexing Service you search all properties and content) type in Help and Support
Indexing Service.
So without Indexing Service you search everything you can see in Explorer's detail view with all columns switched on, see View menu - Choose Details for a list (that means keywords aren't searched but there are plenty of other similar fields you can use). Also you can't use any of the three query languages (or is it four). Just word searching.
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"OCJohn." <OCJohn@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:A1A9A1AF-EDAF-4614-8DF8-A2D2A0C5851E@microsoft.com...
> David -- I figured out how to turn it on -- thanks.
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> "OCJohn." wrote:
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>> Thanks David. How would I turn "Index Server" on? I did a search, and the
>> only thing that came up were knowledge base articles about "Index Server
>> [2.0, 3.0]" - is it a program I would buy?
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>> "David Candy" wrote:
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>> > Enter the words in the Containing Text field. Properties are searched as part of the content. If you turn Index Server on then you can specify the specific property to be searched as well.
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>> > "OCJohn." <OCJohn.@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:8F9453CF-E52D-4434-AD77-6A280ED65507@microsoft.com...
>> > > Is there a way to conduct a search of document "properties"? My goal is to
>> > > place information or keywords in a document's properties and then be able
>> > > later to search and find all documents of that type.
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