Gaviri PocketSearch

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Gaviri Pocketsearch
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The Search Engine for all Your Mobile and Desktop Needs
Gaviri PocketSearch is an indexing, searching and file management software, designed to help users find files across all their devices.
Developer: Gaviri Technologies Inc.
Latest release: 2.1 / February 1, 2007
OS: Microsoft Windows
Use: Portable search engine
Website: www.gaviri.com

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[edit] Gaviri PocketSearch

Gaviri PocketSearch is an indexing, searching and file management software, designed to help users find files across all their devices.
Gaviri PocketSearch allows user to search for files, emails, pictures, music and other documents on any of the many devices he uses. It runs on USB flash and external drives, SD cards, digital cameras, MP3 players, desktops, laptops and on many other portable devices. Gaviri PocketSearch simultaneously supports U3 Smart drives, Ceedo, PowerToGo and all other portable frameworks.

[edit] History

Gaviri PocketSearch was developed in 2004 by Gaviri Technologies Inc., based in New Jersey, U.S.A. It was conceived as a portable application to help users organize and access their data across all portable devices. Later support for desktop indexing was added.

[edit] Key features

  • Allows user to manage all devices from My Devices panel.
  • Supports indexing, searching and preview of zip, tar, gzip, bzip archives.
  • Shows pictures preview and allows you to view slideshows from search results.
  • It is possible to create or edit categories.
  • Email search for Outlook, Outlook Express, Mozilla Thunderbird and Eudora clients. It is also possible to index standalone PST, DBX
  • files when found on portable drive.
  • Displays document previews with search terms highlighted.
  • Allows user to copy, move, rename, delete files directly from search results.
  • Automatic detections of document encoding.
  • On-the-fly index update.

[edit] External links

Gaviri PocketSearch's website
N.J. firm's search software doesn't stop at your desktop

[edit] See also