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DocFetcher Pro 1.18 is out. This release contains an assortment of bugfixes that accumulated since the previous release. The most notable bugfixes are:

• Previously, there were certain PDF annotations that were indexed and searchable, but not shown in the preview pane. Also, PDF annotations placed on empty pages were completely ignored.
• Previously, the RTF bodies of Outlook emails were completely ignored. Now they are properly indexed just like plain text and HTML email bodies.

For the full list of bugfixes in this release, please see the changelog.

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DocFetcher Pro 1.17 is out. It’s been a while since the previous release (about 9 months), mostly due to DocFetcher Server, and since then a number of bugfixes and a few small feature additions have accumulated. In total, 8 bugs and crashes were fixed, some related to indexing, some related to the Search Scope pane, and some related to the preview pane.

As for features, the new release allows setting a file size limit on the files to be indexed, e.g., “don’t index files bigger than 500 MB”. The significance of this size limit is that it greatly reduces the risk of the application running out of memory while trying to index enormous files. The other new features are a new “Copy With Path” entry in the context menu of the preview pane, and an encoding override setting for HTML files in the Advanced Settings file.

For a detailed listing of the bugfixes and features, please see the changelog.

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DocFetcher Server 1.2 is out. This release fixes two indexing-related crashes and a major bug concerning index updates. The bug, as explained in the changelog: If a subfolder within an indexed folder was renamed, moved or removed, the files in that subfolder were not properly updated in the index, causing obsolete files to show up in the search results along the current ones. The obsolete files will disappear once you upgrade to the new release and update all your indexes.

It appears that recently, an unknown number of emails sent to the official support email address (support .. docfetcherpro.com) were lost. They were likely blocked on their way through Google’s servers for unknown reasons. If you sent an email to the support address and didn’t get a response, that’s why. Please resend your email to the address currently listed on the support page if your issue still persists. Apologies for the inconvenience!

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