#Copernic desktop search support full
#Copernic desktop search support trial
#Copernic desktop search support windows

In the meantime, I'm more interested in the search performance on my desktop and consider the tabbed browsing to be a worthy bonus. Hopefully the native support for tabbed browsing in IE 7 will look a little more polished than the toolbar implementation. Having the tabs included as a clever add-on to the MSN Toolbar is certainly welcomed, since you need to be using IE to get benefit from the toolbar. Maxthon, the alternative IE shell also supports tabs nicely as part of the native environment.

I realize Firefox and its older cousin Mozilla supported tabs ages ago. There's a limited feature for saving a group of tabs to open automatically, which needs improvement but is a start. Pages can be set to load in the background on new tabs by default. Switching between tabs is possible by way of a keyboard shortcut. Tabs show the favicon for each site making it easy to quickly identify individual tabs. Installing the latest version of the MSN Toolbar changed my mind. From all that I read online, the tabs were half-baked and missing many of the features I consider important for effective tabbed browsing. When I first learned this was going to be part of the toolbar, I was admittedly underwhelmed. I'm a diehard Outlook guy, so I can live without the other mail options, at least until somebody makes a better app for managing my calendar, tasks, mail and contacts in one place.Īnother interesting addition to the MSN Search Toolbar suite is tabbed browsing for Internet Explorer. If you use Mozilla Thunderbird or Eudora as your email client, Copernic still wins because MSN only searches mail in Microsoft mail apps. And it may be my imagination, but the MSN results seem slightly faster than Copernic in the latest version. If I'm using my laptop, it's almost always on battery power, so this means fewer disk write events which extends battery life. In the most recent release of the MSN Search Toolbar, MSN smartly added a feature to turn off indexing when my laptop is switched to battery power. Copernic opens all results in an application window. For instance, I've always liked the live as-you-type results list that appears above the MSN Taskbar search box.

#Copernic desktop search support windows

The app provides great search results, but there are certain things I like better about the way the Windows Desktop Search portion of the updated MSN Search Toolbar works.

If problem persist, retry steps 4 to 8 above but this time, using the ' NetOffice plugin' in the ' advanced' tab.Ĭontact us if Outlook remains grayed out even after you have done these verifications.I'm starting to rethink my attachment to Copernic Desktop Search.

Go back to the tools menu > Options > Emails to see if Outlook is still grayed out.

Click on File > Exit to completely exit Copernic.

If it doesn't work, please try the ' complement Outlook'. By default, Copernic uses the ' Native plugin'.Look for the ' Select Outlook plugin' option.

Try a different plugin if the default one doesn't work.

Clear the option 'Starts Application when Windows starts'.Ĥ) Copernic Desktop Search can use up to 3 different plug-in to index your Outlook profile.

By default, CDS loads at startup, you might want to modify this setting: In that case, you need to start Outlook before starting CDS.

#Copernic desktop search support full

You must purchase a full version.Ģ) Outlook version currently used might not supported by CDS: See current supported versions on this pageunder the Microsoft Outlook / PST - Emails, Contacts and Organizer section.ģ) Outlook may require an authentication (password protection) for your profile.

#Copernic desktop search support trial

Here are the most common reasons:ġ) The free trial does not include Outlook indexing. There are several reasons why Outlook could be grayed out in CDS.