Check Indexes
How To Check Indexes

KEY Search makes use of a database to store all its information so it is important to keep the database index files in good order. Under normal use this will be no problem but there are times when the index files may become corrupted, eg., if the computer is accidentally turned off while KEY Search is logging the disk. If you are at all unsure of the state of your data files then select Check Indexes from the File Menu. This will check all of the index files used by KEY Search and report back whether any are corrupt. Once the "Complete" message appears on the Status line, the "FILEINFO File" line will show either "Indexes OK" or "Indexes Corrupt - Rebuild! and the "XREF File" and "KEYWORD File" lines either "Index OK" or "Index Corrupt - Rebuild!". If any of them advise you to rebuild then you should note which one(s) and use the Rebuild Indexes option.


Delete Data
How To Delete All Your Data

If you wish to delete all the KEY Search database files but retain the setup, use this option. You will be prompted as to whether you are sure or not and clicking on the OK button here will carry out the deletion.


Add Descriptions
How To Add Descriptions And Manual Keywords

Once you have a window containing a list of files on the KEY Search screen, you may add a description and up to six user-defined keywords to each one. To do this, either click on the desired file with the right mouse key or highlight it using the cursor keys and press <ENTER>. This will pop up the File Maintenance window which shows the file details and is where you can enter a description and up to 6 keywords. The keywords that you enter here are added to KEY Search's database in the same way as scanned keywords and can be similarly searched for. Once you have entered the description and keywords that you require, click on the OK button to return to the list of files.

There is also a Launch button on the File Maintenance dialog box, clicking on this will launch the application associated with the current file.


Drag And Drop
How To Drag And Drop

KEY Search supports dragging and dropping which means that you can "pick up" a file with the mouse, drag it to another application that supports drag and drop and drop it there. Simply position the mouse cursor over the desired file in a KEY Search window then press and hold the left mouse button. As long as the button is held, you can drag the file around the screen. If the cursor is over an application that does not support drag and drop, or is not over anything, the cursor will be a circle with a line through it to indicate this. To drop a file, position it over the desired application or icon and ensure that the cursor has changed from the no drop symbol, then simply release the left mouse button. You will then find that the application will load up the file that you have dropped on it.


How To Keyword Search
How to search for keywords

KEY Search keeps a database of keywords that it has found when logging your disk(s) and those that you have entered manually along with information on what files the keywords appear in. It is therefore able to quickly find all the files that contain a particular keyword or combination of keywords. To start a keyword search, select Keyword Search from the Search Menu, click on the "Key" button on the Toolbar or press <CTRL><K>. You will then see the Keyword Search dialog box where you can enter your search criteria as follows:

Keywords To Match

Enter here up to six keywords that you wish to search for.

Logic Type

This can be either "AND" or "OR" but not both. Selecting "AND" means that KEY Search will search for files containing Keyword1 AND Keyword2 AND Keyword3 etc. That is, each file must contain all of the keywords that you have specified. Selecting "OR" means that KEY Search will search for files containing Keyword1 OR Keyword2 OR Keyword3 etc. That is each file contains at least one of the Keywords that you have specified and maybe more. To select a Logic Type, click on the radio button in the dialog box.

Once you have specified your keywords and logic type, click on the OK button to start the search. As soon as KEY Search has found all the files that match your criteria, it will open a new window containing a list of those files. From here you can launch associated applications, add descriptions, manually add keywords or drag and drop onto a compatible application.

KEY search also supports multiple windows so you can open up as many windows as your computer's memory can cope with by simply carrying out further searches.


How To Launch
How To Launch Applications

Once you have a window containing a list of files on the KEY Search screen, you may launch a file's associated application by double clicking with the left mouse button on the desired file or clicking on the Launch button on the File Maintenance dialog box. If you are using a keyboard, highlight the desired file with the cursor and/or page keys, press <ENTER> to pop up the File Maintenance dialog box and press <ALT><L>. An associated application is usually the application that initially created the file such as a wordprocessor or database program. The application will normally start with the relevant file loaded. If a file does not have an associated application then the program specified as the Default Launcher in General Setup is started.


How To Log
How to log your hard disk(s)

Before actually logging your hard disk(s), there are certain settings which you must configure so that KEY Search knows what you want it to log. Select General Setup from the Config Menu and enter the following information in the General Setup window:

Disk Drive(s) To Log:

Simply enter, one after the other, all the disk drives that you would like KEY Search to log. If you only have a C drive, then leave this at its default setting.

Min Key Length:

This defines the minimum length of the keywords that KEY Search will scan for. The default is four which will be sufficient for most uses.

Default Launcher:

This is set to Windows Notepad which will be launched if a selected file does not have an associated application. If you have a preferred file viewer that can view most file formats, then enter its program name here.

Keyword Contents:

You will only need to change anything here if you are using a language that contains non-alphabetic characters. Add these characters to the list and KEY Search will then be able to find keywords that contain them.

When you are satisfied that the settings here are correct, click on the OK button and then, from the Config Menu, select Auto Scan File Specs. In the window that pops up you will be able to enter up to 36 file extensions. All the files that have extensions listed here will be added to KEY Search's database and will also be scanned through for keywords. When entering file extensions, simply type the extension only, eg., "DOC". If you wish to log all the files that have no extensions, enter "." as one of your file extensions. Clicking on the OK button will close this window and update the file specs whereas clicking on the Cancel button will close the window and ignore the entered specs.

If you simply want to log files that contain text this is all the setup that is required. If, however, you have files that do not contain recognisable text, such as graphics files, but you still wish KEY Search to log them, select No Scan File Specs from the Config Menu and enter their file extensions there. This means that KEY Search will add these files to its database but not scan them for keywords. You can then, at a later stage, add keywords manually so that you will be able to search for these files by keyword.

Once you have completed your setup, select Log Disk(s) from the Maintenance Menu, click on the "Log" button on the Toolbar or press <CTRL><L> to start the logging process. If you wish to stop the logging at any time then click on the Cancel button. KEY Search will finish adding the current file, which may take some time, before changing the Cancel button to OK. The OK button also appears when KEY Search has logged all the files and clicking on it closes the Log Disk(s) window.

If you have lots of files to log, the whole process can take a long time, especially from scratch. You can either leave KEY Search logging in the background, overnight or log a little at a time. Whenever you select Log Disk(s), Key Search will check all those files that it has previously logged for any changes and re-scan them if necessary. Thus, regularly logging your disk(s) will keep KEY Search's database up to date with your new and changed files.


Purge Data
How To Purge Your Data

As KEY Search holds all its file information in a database, files that are deleted from your hard drive will remain in that database and may therefore be listed as the result of a search. In order to remove these files from the database, select Purge Old Data from the Maintenance Menu. KEY Search will then search through its database and remove any Files, XREFs and Keywords that are no longer required. Once it has finished a window will pop up showing the total number of each that has been deleted.


Rebuild Indexes
How To Rebuild Indexes

This option should be used if you have been advised by the Check Indexes option to rebuild any indexes. Selecting this option will pop up a window containing three check boxes labelled FILEINFO, XREF and KEYWORD. Those indexes with a "x" in their check boxes will be rebuilt when the OK button is pressed. Simply click on the check box or its label to toggle the "x" on or off. To rebuild all the indexes will take quite some time, especially if you have a large number of files logged so ensure you only rebuild the required indexes.


How To Wildcard Search
How To Search For Wildcards

KEY Search allows you to search for files using wildcards in the same way as you would when using "DIR" in DOS. Please refer to your DOS documentation if you are unfamiliar with the use of wildcards. To carry out this type of search, select Wildcard Search from the Search Menu, click on the "*.*" button on the Toolbar or press <CTRL><W>.The Wildcard Search dialog box will then pop up and you can enter your wildcards.

Enter the wildcards as you would in DOS, eg., "README.*" or "*.DOC" etc. and once you have finished, click on the OK button to start the search. Note that KEY Search only searches the files that it has logged, not all those on the hard disk. As soon as KEY Search has found all the matching files, it will open a new window containing a list of those files. From here you can launch associated applications, add descriptions, manually add keywords or drag and drop onto a compatible application.

KEY search also supports multiple windows so you can open up as many windows as your computer's memory can cope with by simply carrying out further searches.


How To Use Multiple Windows
How To Work With Multiple Windows

Whenever KEY Search lists files, it will open a new window containing that list. Thus, if you carry out several searches, you will have several windows within the main KEY Search window. Initially, these windows will be cascaded, ie., on top of each other but offset slightly so that you can see at least part of each window. To look at different windows, simply position the mouse cursor on any part of the desired window, click the left button and that window will be moved to the front where  you will be able to see all of it. Alternatively, if a window has become hidden, select the Window menu where you will see a list of the available windows and can select the desired one. This will again bring the selected window to the front.

If you want to be able to see all of the windows at the same time then select Tile from the Window menu. The windows will then be moved and resized such that they completely fill the main KEY Search window and are all visible. When the windows are tiled, the currently selected window will have a different surround, the colour of which will depend upon your particular Windows setup.


How To List Files

As well as being able to search for files by either keyword or wildcard, KEY Search can also list the files that it has logged in various ways. To list files, select one of the following options from the Search Menu:

All Files

This option opens a new window containing a list of all the files that KEY Search has logged.

Auto Scan Files

This option opens a new window containing a list of all the files that KEY Search has logged and also automatically scanned for keywords. In other words, all those files specified in the Auto Scan File Specs in General Setup.

No Scan Files

This option opens a new window containing a list of all the files that KEY Search has logged but not automatically scanned for keywords. In other words, all those files specified in the No Scan File Specs in General Setup.

Files Without Keywords

This option opens a new window containing a list of all the files that KEY Search has logged that do not have either automatically scanned or manually entered keywords.

From any of the above types of file lists you can add descriptions or manual keywords, launch associated applications or drag and drop onto compatible applications.


Config Menu

General Setup

Auto Scan File Specs

No Scan File Specs


Search Menu

Keyword Search

Wildcard Search

All Files

Auto Scan Files

No Scan Files

Files Without Keywords


Maintenance Menu

Log Disk(s)

Purge Old Data


Window Menu

Along with the two options detailed below, this menu contains a list of all the currently available windows. You can select any of these windows from this menu which may be useful if any of them are not visible.

Tile

This option "tiles" multiple KEY Search windows so that you can see the contents of all the windows without having to move any of the others. If you open a new window, it will be placed on top of what is already there and you will have to reselect this option to tile the new window.

Cascade

This option, which is the default setting, arranges multiple windows one on top of the other but slightly offset so that a small part of each window can be seen.

Arrange Icons

This option arranges any minimized icons that you may have in the main KEY Search window in a neat row at the bottom left hand corner.

Close All

This option will close all windows in the main KEY Search window even if they have been minimized.


File Menu

Check Indexes

Rebuild Indexes

Delete All Data


Help Menu

Context sensitive help is available from within KEY Search by simply clicking on the Help buttons that you see on various dialog boxes. The options on this menu will give you access to the help system to enable you to look up the particular help topic that you require.

Contents

Selecting this option starts the KEY Search help system at the main contents screen. From here you can select the topic that you require help on or browse through the various topics.

Reference

Selecting this option starts the KEY Search help system at the Reference Index screen.

Using Help

Selecting this option starts the help system tutorial which will explain how to use the help system.

Ordering

Selecting this option brings up the KEY Search ordering information which allows you to print an order form to register your copy of KEY Search.

About

Selecting this option pops up a window showing KEY Search version details.


How To Index
Index 1 of 2

INTRODUCTION

KEY Search is a Windows 3.1 application that allows you to quickly and easily search for files containing a keyword or combination of keywords that you specify. KEY Search will produce a list of the files that match your search criteria from which you can launch associated applications, add descriptions or manual keywords and drag and drop onto compatible applications.

In order to achieve such fast keyword searches, KEY Search must initially log the files that you wish to search and extract the keywords. These keywords are then placed in a database along with file details and cross references linking the files with the keywords. Once this information is in place, KEY Search has no need to access the files again unless new ones are added or existing ones changed. A keyword search is then simply a case of accessing the database files rather than the files you are searching, giving a great speed advantage.

CONTENTS

How To....

Log Your Disk(s)

Search For A Keyword

Search For A Wildcard

List Files

Add Descriptions And Manual Keywords

Launch Applications

Drag And Drop

Use Multiple Windows

Check Indexes

Rebuild Indexes

Delete All Your Data

Purge Old Data

Register Your Copy Of KEY Search


Reference Index
Index 2 of 2

Reference

File Menu

Config Menu

Search Menu

Maintenance Menu

Window Menu

Help Menu


Registration Details
KEY Search Registration Details

This is a shareware version of KEY Search which you must register if you are still using it after a reasonable evaluation period. Registering also brings the following benefits:

The latest version of KEY Search without the registration reminder screens

Printed manual

Lifetime technical support via phone, fax, mail, Email etc

Upgrade notification and special offers

To Register your copy of KEY Search, select the country below that is relevant to you. To print the order form that then appears, select Print Topic from the File Menu. Once the form has printed, simply fill out the required details and send the form, together with your payment, to the address shown on the form. If you are paying by credit card, please remember to supply the name on the card and the address where the card is registered.

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Check Indexes

This option runs a check on the database indexes that KEY Search uses. If you suspect that the indexes may be corrupt, if, for example, your computer was accidentally switched off during a search, run this check to verify. The Check Indexes window shows the following information:

Status:

This shows the operation that is currently being performed. Firstly, "Counting Records In Data Files" appears here as KEY Search counts the number of records in each data file. Next, "Checking FILEINFO Index [xxxx records]" appears where xxxx is the number of records checked. This will be present while KEY Search is actually checking the index and is followed by similar messages for XREF and KEYWORD respectively. Finally, when all indexes are checked, or the Cancel button has been selected, "Complete" appears here regardless of the outcome of the check. Click on the OK button at this point to close the window.

FILEINFO File:

This shows the number of records contained in the FILEINFO data file followed by either "Indexes OK" or "Indexes Corrupt - Rebuild!" depending upon the outcome of the check.

XREF File:

This shows the number of records contained in the XREF data file followed by either "Index OK" or "Index Corrupt - Rebuild!" depending upon the outcome of the check.

KEYWORD File:

This shows the number of records contained in the KEYWORD data file followed by either "Index OK" or "Index Corrupt - Rebuild!" depending upon the outcome of the check.


Rebuild Indexes

Selecting this option pops up the Rebuild Indexes dialog box where you can select, via checkboxes, which indexes to rebuild. Those with a "x" in their box will be rebuilt when you click on the OK button. While an index is being rebuilt, the Rebuilding Index - Please Wait! window pops up and displays the following information:

Index File:

The name of the index file that is currently being rebuilt. There is one index file for each data file.

Index Name:

The name of the index within that index file. There is one index in the XREF and KEYWORD index files and two in the FILEINFO index file.

Records Processed:

The number of records that have been processed so far during the rebuild.


Delete All Data

This option will delete all the database files that KEY Search has created but retain your setup details. When selected, this option will pop up a window asking whether you are sure that you want to delete all data. Clicking on the Yes button will then carry out the deletion.


General Setup

Disk Drive(s) To Log:

Enter here the disk drive that you would like KEY Search to log. If you have multiple drives, simply enter them one after the other, eg., "CDE".

Min Key Length:

Enter here the minimum length that you wish to allow for keywords picked up during automatic scanning.

Default Launcher:

The application entered here will be launched if the file that you have selected from a file search window does not have an associated application of its own. This should be an application capable of displaying most files such as Windows Notepad, which is the default setting.

Keyword Contents:

Enter here all the possible characters that keywords could consist of. For the UK this would be simply the normal alphanumeric character set (default) but different language users may need to add other characters to ensure all keywords are found.


Auto Scan File Specs

Enter here the file extensions of those files that you wish to be logged by KEY Search and scanned for keywords.


Keyword Search

Selecting this option, which you can also do from the "Key" button on the Toolbar or by pressing <CTRL><K>, pops up the Keyword Search dialog box where you can specify the following search criteria:

Keywords To Match

Enter here up to six keywords that you wish to search for.

Logic Type

This can be either "AND" or "OR" but not both. Selecting "AND" means that KEY Search will search for files containing Keyword1 AND Keyword2 AND Keyword3 etc. That is, each file must contain all of the keywords that you have specified. Selecting "OR" means that KEY Search will search for files containing Keyword1 OR Keyword2 OR Keyword3 etc. That is each file contains at least one of the Keywords that you have specified and maybe more. To select a Logic Type, click on the radio button in the dialog box.

Once you have entered the keywords you wish to search for and selected the logic type, clicking on the "OK" button will start the search. When KEY Search has found all the files that match the search criteria, it will open a window that will contain a list of those files. There are several operations that you can carry out from this window as follows:

Positioning the mouse cursor over a file and clicking on the left mouse button simply highlights that file. Double clicking on a file, however, launches the application that is associated with that file. If there is no associated application, the default launcher specified in General Setup is launched and the file loaded.

Clicking on a file with the right mouse button brings up the File Maintenance window which shows the File Name, Directory, Size and Date/Time. You may also enter here a description of the file and up to six user defined keywords. These keywords may then be specified for searches in the same way as the scanned keywords. From this window you can then use the Launch button to launch an associated application.


Wildcard Search

Selecting this option, which you can also do from the "*.*" button on the Toolbar or by pressing <CTRL><W>, pops up the Wildcard Search dialog box where you can specify the following search criteria:

Wildcards To Match

Enter here wildcards that you wish to search for. You can enter any combination of DOS type wildcards, eg., "FILENAME.*" or "*.EXT".

Clicking on the OK Button after entering your wildcards starts the search and opens up a window containing the files found. You may then launch applications or add descriptions and keywords as for the files found by a keyword search.


Log Disk(s)
Log Disk[s]

Selecting this option will start a search of the files specified in Setup. KEY Search will log all files specified in both Auto Scan File Specs and No Scan File Specs and scan those in Auto Scan File Specs to extract the keywords. This option can also be selected by clicking on the "Log" button on the Toolbar or by pressing <CTRL><L>. The Searching Files window will pop up and display the following information:

Status:

Shows what KEY Search is currently doing. "Scanning Directories..." means that it is searching through the directories looking for files that have not yet been scanned or logged. When a file is found that requires logging and/or scanning, the Status shows "Adding File" whilst this is being carried out. When all the required files have been logged as necessary or the search has been manually stopped, the Status shows "Completed Scan".

File/Directory:

Shows the current directory when scanning directories or the current path and filename when adding files.

Files Checked:

This shows the number of files found so far that match the specs set in both Auto Scan and No Scan File Specs.

Files Added:

This shows the number of files so far that have been checked and added to KEY Search's database, ie., files that have not been added previously.

XREFs Added:

If KEY Search is logging a file that you have specified should be auto scanned, it will extract the keywords from that file. Each keyword will have a cross reference that links it to that particular file along with other cross references should it appear in any other files. XREFs Added shows the total number of cross references that have been added so far.

Keywords Added:

This shows the total number of keywords added so far. Keywords are only added if they have not previously been added so this figure will increase rapidly when initially logging files but slow down as the keyword database gets bigger.

You may click on the Cancel button at any time during the logging process but KEY Search will finish with the file that it is currently adding before it changes the Cancel button to an OK button. Clicking on this OK button will close the File Logging window. You may continue logging your disk at any time simply by selecting Log Disk(s) from the Maintenance Menu. KEY Search will then start logging your disk again but will not add those files that are already logged. You will see that each file is checked each time, this is so that any changes are picked up.


No Scan File Specs

Enter here the file extensions of those files that you wish to be logged but not scanned for keywords. You can then add keywords manually at a later stage. This is useful for files which contain no text such as graphic files.


List Files
All Files

This option opens a new window containing a list of all the files that KEY Search has logged.

Auto Scan Files

This option opens a new window containing a list of all the files that KEY Search has logged and also automatically scanned for keywords. In other words, all those files specified in the Auto Scan File Specs in General Setup.

No Scan Files

This option opens a new window containing a list of all the files that KEY Search has logged but not automatically scanned for keywords. In other words, all those files specified in the No Scan File Specs in General Setup.

Files Without Keywords

This option opens a new window containing a list of all the files that KEY Search has logged that do not have either automatically scanned or manually entered keywords.


Purge Old Data

This option checks through all the data held by KEY Search and deletes all the files, XREFs and keywords that are no longer relevant. The Purging Data Files window shows the following information:

Status:

Shows firstly "Erasing Files..." while KEY Search checks for any files that are no longer relevant and deletes them. A file is deleted if it is no longer present on the hard disk or if the file specs have been changed such that it is now excluded from the files to be logged. Once the files have been erased, KEY Search then checks through the XREFs and deletes any that pertain to a deleted file. During this stage, the Status shows "Erasing XREFs...." A similar operation is carried out on the keywords and the Status then shows "Erasing Keywords...."

No Checked:

This shows the number of Files, XREFs or Keywords that have been checked so far.

No Erased:

This shows the number of Files, XREFs or Keywords that have actually been erased so far.

You can click on the Cancel button at any time to stop the purging which will pop up a new window showing the number of Files, XREFs and Keywords that have been erased. This window also pops up when the purge completes normally and clicking on the OK button will close the window.


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