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October 12, 2011 02:13 am GMT
Between your Google account(s), Facebook, LinkedIn, Salesforce, and whatever other services you're hooked up to, there's a good chance that a lot of the information you need on a daily basis isn't stored in one place. Maybe it's the address of a friend's party (was that on Facebook or an email invite?), maybe it's a key document you need for work (Google Docs or Dropbox?) whatever the case, there's a lot of potential for headaches.Greplin is the service that's tying all of that data together in one unified search engine. And today's it's getting a new feature that makes it significantly more powerful: in-file search.The feature does exactly what it sounds like: it'll now let you search your entire index of files for both keywords in the file names and within the file itself. Which means if you're not so diligent about giving your files helpful names (*cough*, like me) then you won't be out of luck just run a search for a term you're sure is included somewhere within the file.
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Greplin Users Have Uploaded 6 Billion Files " And Now They Have In-File Search
Between your Google account(s), Facebook, LinkedIn, Salesforce, and whatever other services you're hooked up to, there's a good chance that a lot of the information you need on a daily basis isn't stored in one place. Maybe it's the address of a friend's party (was that on Facebook or an email invite?), maybe it's a key document you need for work (Google Docs or Dropbox?) whatever the case, there's a lot of potential for headaches.Greplin is the service that's tying all of that data together in one unified search engine. And today's it's getting a new feature that makes it significantly more powerful: in-file search.The feature does exactly what it sounds like: it'll now let you search your entire index of files for both keywords in the file names and within the file itself. Which means if you're not so diligent about giving your files helpful names (*cough*, like me) then you won't be out of luck just run a search for a term you're sure is included somewhere within the file.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/iWr6JRvsClY/
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