I've played with most of the desktop search tools out there. Tried Copernic and X1, and I hated their UI. Uninstalled them quickly.

Copernic has used the experience gained from over 30 million downloads of its Windows-based Web search software to develop CDS, a desktop search product that users are saying is far superior to ...

For me, the number one new feature in Copernic Desktop Search 1.5 is that it now will also index and make of all of my iPod music searchable by artist, title, album, date, and genre. The other new ...

Well that sucks. I've tried all of the search apps, and didn't care for any of them, but Copernic is the one I disliked the least.<BR><BR>You have to wonder what they're thinking, though.

Copernic's desktop product allows users to search files, such as text, photo and music files. It also searches e-mails and attachments in Microsoft Outlook, including PDF files (portable document ...

Copernic Desktop Search comes in Home (free), Professional ($49.95) and Corporate ($59.95) versions. All three index more than 150 types of files, including MP3, JPG, WAV, and MPEG – along with ...

The Desktop search scene is really hotting up! Being able to search your own PC at lightning speed is so handy, you'll wonder why we never had it before. Give it a go, we're sure you'll be impressed!

Copernic Desktop Search 1.5, available now in public beta, is even more flexible than the previous version 1.2. It still supports Windows 98 and Me, unlike most of its competitors, and still comes ...

Copernic Desktop Search 1.5, available now in public beta, is even more flexible than the previous version 1.2. It still supports Windows 98 and Me, unlike most of its competitors, and still comes ...

Newly-available beta version 1.5 of the Copernic Desktop Search software added Thunderbird and Eudora email search, music file search by artist and so ...