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	<title>Comments on: Google Desktop Search</title>
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		<title>By: Reader's Write</title>
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		<description>These privacy issues are overblown. The real problem with Google Desktop Search is that it doesn&#039;t work. In the sense that it effectively only indexes MS products and can&#039;t work out that something is a text file unless it ends in .txt As a programmer I&#039;ve got a huge  number of text files with extensions like .php, .inc and so on. even README. Google ignores all of them.

But then this market wouldn&#039;t even exist if Microsoft&#039;s search in XP worked. It&#039;s quite unbelievable the hoops you have to go though to find the buried settings that let it work properly.  </description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>These privacy issues are overblown. The real problem with Google Desktop Search is that it doesn&#8217;t work. In the sense that it effectively only indexes MS products and can&#8217;t work out that something is a text file unless it ends in .txt As a programmer I&#8217;ve got a huge  number of text files with extensions like .php, .inc and so on. even README. Google ignores all of them.</p>
<p>But then this market wouldn&#8217;t even exist if Microsoft&#8217;s search in XP worked. It&#8217;s quite unbelievable the hoops you have to go though to find the buried settings that let it work properly.</p>
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