dtSearch “covers
all data sources ... powerful Web-based engines for searching across
lots of data.”
— eWEEK Labs
dtSearch offers “impressive searching power … handles more than a terabyte of text in a single index.” “A bevy of advanced search options and ways to manage indexes … I always found the document I wanted, in less than one second.”
— Network World
dtSearch
“will help you pick a needle out of a haystack … wade through lots of bits and bytes in a hurry.”
— NBC4, Digital Edge
dtSearch
voted “Best Product” for Components-Search
— MSD2D.com
People's .NET Choice Award
dtSearch "offers excellent indexing options and searches many types of data (files, folders, websites, Outlook, andusing APIsdatabases); provides instant search results ... RECOMMENDATION: dtSearch is geared toward users who really need to search large numbers of documents and data, and for users who need complete control over indexing and search functionality." "For anyone surrounded by mountains of data and documents, dtSearch is a must-have solution."
— Windows IT Pro
Awarded "5 out of 5" Rating
“Using
dtSearch, an investigator can see the whole vocabulary
in the index offering a tremendous advantage in
the investigation.” “'dtSearch
is a phenomenally potent evidentiary extraction
search tool' … 'Using dtSearch with the forensics
software, I can carve out the unallocated space
just like a regular file, then recover the individual
files, whether they are text files or spreadsheets,
deleted files, word processing files … and put
them all into an index.'”
— EContent (“The Truth is in There:
Sleuthing for Data with Digital Forensics”)
dtSearch has been awarded a position on the EContent 100 List of companies that matter most in the digital content industry.
dtSearch
“performs complex searches that other programs
can't even imagine.”
— PC Magazine (comparison of search
products)
“Here
in the pages of COTS Journal we report on the latest technologies
having utility in military and aerospace applications … Here are
my favorite … [dtSearch] can construct indexes of your disk and
directories, Outlook PST files, network drives, and even remote websites—allowing
you to perform powerful searches with keywords, fuzzy logic, case
sensitivity, wild card, date ranges and other metrics.”
— COTS® Journal (COTS Editorial)
“dtSearch
is the clear winner as a means to locate documents and text within
those documents.” “Searching with dtSearch ... is more
intuitive ... and faster too ... dtSearch was more than twice as
fast [at indexing] and provides better information about located
files. It also makes better use of the Windows environment.”
— Law Office Computing (“Software
Shoot-Out”)
Editor’s Choice |
“I
started searching for software that could help me
locate stuff on my hard drive. Voila! I found [dtSearch].”
“The results are amazing ... [dtSearch Corp.]
also markets the core of their software in the form
of the dtSearch Text Retrieval Engine.”
— Midrange Systems (e-Business)
“dtSearch
Web powers large sites ... and includes programmable
APIs that support multiple programming languages.”
— Web Techniques
“Text
Mining: dtSearch ... Addressing this issue of unstructured data is
dtSearch ... a tool for indexing, searching and retrieving free-form
text files. What makes dtSearch so interesting is the capability
of its search process, which goes far beyond the usual word search
offered by most text editors and word processors ... dtSearch is
an ideal tool for bringing order to this collection of useful material
... dtSearch delivers a powerful text mining engine that is effective
because of the level of intelligence it displays.”
— PC AI
“dtSearch
is really stable, has lots of nice features, generally beats the
pants off of [a major competitor].”
— Principal, www.searchtools.com
“If
you’re looking for a superior full-text search
engine for your next development project, CodeHound
recommends you check out dtSearch.”
— CodeHound (newsletter)
“dtSearch is fully programmable
from your Visual Basic applications — no
more shelling out to separate
programs to find files!”
— VB Bible (IDG
Books)
“A
fantastic program.” dtSearch now “lets
you expand your research across multiple web sites.
This is a great program and it keeps getting better.”
— The Docket
“dtSearch
is a clear winner.”
— Legal Times
“dtSearch Offers
High-Speed Terabyte Search ... The key to dtSearch's
split-second speed is that it builds an index to
store the location of each word.”
— InformationToday
dtSearch
“has an excellent pedigree ... My Consultant
colleague was completely bowled over by the product
and I am sure it will become his tool of choice
... I was delighted to find that dtSearch allows
for keyword indexing of the file and can search
all meta-data that is provided.”
— Journal of Information Science
dtSearch
searches “at blinding speed” and offers “a
built-in spider that can search Web-based content.”
— CRN (Product Spotlight)
dtSearch “is a must-have
tool for anyone reviewing electronic information
in native format ...
dtSearch reduces costs of document production,
narrows a collection to key electronic files for
a document production vendor and copies files to
an alternate repository for in-house native file
production.”
— Law Office Computing
dtSearch “aims to answer the search challenge with its enterprise and developer text retrieval software product line, applications specifically designed for searching through vast volumes of data collected in data centers.”
— Processor Magazine (“dtSearch Makes Data Center Searches A Cinch”)
“Creating an index lets dtSearch
perform basic searches with a
speed that’s close to instantaneous
... dtSearch also shows off its
power with a great range of optional
search features ... dtSearch’s
reporting capabilities are also
impressive ... If you ever face
a real file-search emergency,
make the call to obtain dtSearch.”
— Computer User Online
“Creating an index lets dtSearch
perform basic searches with a
speed that’s close to instantaneous
... dtSearch also shows off its
power with a great range of optional
search features ... dtSearch’s
reporting capabilities are also
impressive ... If you ever face
a real file-search emergency,
make the call to obtain dtSearch.”
— Computer User Online
“dtSearch is a relatively unique
enterprise search product that is easily implemented;
a fool could set up and use dtSearch, and any moderately
experienced developer could implement the search
libraries in a program ... intuitive and powerful
... incredibly speedy.”
— The Jem Report
“We [at www.devtoolcafe.com] now have a fully working, self index maintaining search engine. (Thanks again to dtSearch for a great help file, and product.) What are you waiting for? Go on, use it … its at the top of every page, helping you search for any content you may be looking for.”
— Dev Tool Cafe
dtSearch is “a desktop search engine on steroids. ... pretty powerful stuff.”
— Geek News Central
“Ipro [a dtSearch Engine customer]. dtSearch. Adobe [article discusses PDF format]. Solid names with a long-established history in litigation support.”
— Law Technology News (posted at www.law.com)
dtSearch “is simply the best
search tool available ... I simply cannot begin
to imagine doing any search of electronically stored
information without having dtSearch in my forensic
toolbox ... The ROI for dtSearch is practically
as fast as the search results.”
— American Bankruptcy Institute Journal
“In our experience, we have found that dtSearch is a robust, highly configurable indexing and searching tool for electronic documents and many types of e-mail, including Microsoft Outlook. dtSearch also makes the engine available to developers to allow users to create added functionality if necessary.”
— Handbook of Digital Forensics and Investigation
dtSearch “is
the most powerful document search tool on the market.”
— Wired Magazine
Awarded top “Splurge” rating
“The growth in demand for versatile search tools has been good news for dtSearch, a leading provider of search software to corporate users, as well as software vendors that embed dtSearch in their products … The newest version of the products includes native 64-bit support and improved international language support through Unicode.”
— Processor (“The Scoop on Search”)
Product of the Week
“Searching across
a wide range of computer and vertical market publications
resulted in a collection of highly positive reviews
and high ratings for dtSearch from respected publications
... Standard corporate applications include access
to and retrieval of global information files ...
dtSearch also provides text search capabilities
for organizational databases running under SQL,
Access, Oracle, and any ODBC-compliant database
software. The indexed resources may reside
within different organizational units and can even
include networked remote resources in other cities.
dtSearch supports both global searching and searches
of selected resources and groupings.”
— ONLINE Magazine
“dtSearch, an indexing application typically used as a forensic tool ... excels at indexing your case information to be searched on the fly ... dtSearch not only indexes large datasets but it can also create reports of the searches, export the files found, and even highlight the key words found.”
— Cybercrime Case Presentation
“dtSearch can
be used on its own or, alternatively, its text-retrieval
engine can be integrated with document-management
software ... I have been using dtSearch for a few
weeks now and have found it very useful in managing
the ‘information overload.’ I particularly
value the ability to search across database as well
as word-processed files.”
— SA Computer Magazine, Awarded Five
Stars
“Look
High, Look Low, or Let dtSearch
Have a Go ... Trying to gather
information from all over the
map? dtSearch scours your disks
for text within Office-type files
old and new ... Installation
is breezy. The program is simple
to use, and results are swift.”
— CP Universe
“If
you need to search through high
volumes of data, this is the
way.”
— The Data Bus
“Regardless of what
DMS you end up creating or buying, I would suggest
that you give some thoughtful consideration to a
full-text indexing system such as dtSearch ... I
can tell you that there is no task too big for dtSearch
... You can choose to install dtSearch apps at each
server and workstation. Alternatively ...
you can install a .NET version on your servers
which is accessible by a Web browser throughout
your organization.”
— TechnoLawyer Newsletter
dtSearch is “truly good.”
— Electronic Composition & Imaging
“dtSearch
is the most powerful general
purpose search engine out there.”
— Editor in Chief,
Visual Developer Magazine
“Searching
for Waldo”: The dtSearch
Engine “could rapidly lookup
various words in the various
code files ... seems to have
more horsepower behind it than” its
competitor. “Also impressive
was the dtSearch’s Engine
ability to index so many different
file types, and then display
it all in HTML with hit navigation.”
— Boise Software Developer’s
Group (presentation)
dtSearch provides “top-notch searching
tools.”
— Computer Shopper
“dtSearch,
a powerful commercial product
... The best commercial product
to date for translators and translation
companies would appear to be
dtSearch.”
— sdc-language.com (revised
article adapted from an earlier
article that appeared in Language
Today)
“For
finding data on my office systems, I use dtSearch.”
— California Lawyer
“The Web site’s dtSearch Engine allows visitors to search the text for key words and topics.”
— The Jerusalem Post
“Site Puts Ancient Hebrew Texts Online … collection includes more than 15,000 volumes of rare and out-of-print works … The dtSearch Engine allows visitors to search within document collections with more than one language … The search engine provides dozens of search options, with Unicode support for hundreds of languages, and can display Web-based documents with links and images.”
— Information Week (describing www.hebrewbooks.org usage of the dtSearch Engine)
dtSearch’s “latest release also includes a 64-bit engine for Windows and .Net that allows users to integrate with other Web-based applications. International language support is accomplished through Unicode, which spans hundreds of international languages.”
— Information Week (“The Weekly Watch On Content Management”)
“dtSearch has helped businesses meet some of the largest-capacity text retrieval needs in the world and has developed a portfolio of tools that meet the specific data management requirements of any sized business operation.”
— Processor Magazine (“Letting Information Drive Business”)
“Advanced key word searches require the use of an index tool with a fully developed search capability, such as dtSearch.”
— Lexology (“Critical e-discovery obligations and processes: a case law primer”)
“One
product that I am hot to trot
about is dtSearch Desktop, the
search tool I use just about
every day. It’s a terrific
tool for finding files based
on the data inside the files.”
— PC World.com (column)
“There’s one option ... that
I, as a tech journalist, could really warm to: Using
a Knowledge Management system OEM’d from dtSearch
... it can index documents anywhere in your file
system.”
— eWeek (analysis)
“Forensic
Toolkit ... has significantly
more powerful and efficient text-search
functionality, thanks to dtSearch
Text Retrieval Engine integration. Integrating
dtSearch eliminates the need
to buy a separate text-search
tool.” “If that’s
not one of your incident-response
applications, dtSearch ... is
a necessity.”
— Network Computing (discussing Forensic
Toolkit embedding dtSearch)
“Intuitive
and austere ... dtSearch does
extensive, intricate searching
accurately and efficiently ...
a superb search tool.”
— PC World
“But
what if you want to look for
the information inside your files?
In that case, you need dtSearch,
a text-retrieval program that
can look for specific words stored
inside a wide range of formats,
including Word, Excel, dBASE,
Zip, PDF, HTML, XML, email, and
Unicode files.”
— Computer Power User
“As
far as search capabilities, few
products of any kind are as comprehensive
as dtSearch ... If you want the
most power possible, give dtSearch
a good, long look.”
— PC Magazine
“dtSearch
is an intelligently conceived,
versatile program with a superior
repertoire of text retrieval
capabilities ... exceptional
search functionality.”
— Library Technology
Reports
“dtSearch
helps companies find information
in text-based documents quickly
and efficiently ... The addition
of comprehensive XML technology
into the search engine has put
it in position to tap the growing
business-to-business e-commerce
market ... the selling point
was the search engine’s
ability to cover the gamut of
features customers would want
when they search.”
— Computerworld Canada
“dtSearch makes a fast search engine
for text data ... A search on ‘guinea
fowl’ on my desktop, for
example, pulls out 48 documents
containing those silly birds
from the nearly 100,000 that
I indexed in less than a second
... I also took a look at the
dtSearch engine from a programmer’s
point of view ... If you need
wide-ranging search capabilities
in your own application, their
Text Retrieval Engine package
is definitely worth considering.”
— Microsoft Certified
Professional Magazine Online
“dtSearch — The Ultimate Search Machine ...
more quickly than you can spill your coffee, any
document matching your request will appear ... This
one is fast, easy and a pleasure to use.”
— dataBASE d-ZINE
“dtSearch
... offers a much better solution ... dtSearch's
offers a robust search engine with a comprehensive
Win and .Net API. dtSearch's engine
can connect to any file system, including Web content,
and it is not limited to a page count. Solution
providers can build custom interfaces, integrat[ing]
the engine with any custom application.”
—
CRN (“Google Mini Comes Up Short”)
“Contegra Systems, which specializes in the design and development of Web sites for online information publishers and other search-centric applications, announced that it has developed faceted search for its Kaleido Search offering by integrating dtSearch APIs.”
—
KM World (describing OEM integration of dtSearch)
dtSearch is “an exceptionally powerful and refined search tool. It can create multiple indexes of all my documents and it can perform searches using one or more indexes. It is far easier to use than Google Desktop and far more precise.”
—
Canadian Healthcare Technology, Technology for Doctors
“A quality database product ...
This product is a runaway success in the text retrieval
software genre, for both Windows and Linux platforms
... Web access capability provides a cross-platform
interface for the variety of operating systems and
Web browsers that presently exist. In this way,
a corporate or governmental organization supporting
a mixture of hardware platforms can use the organizational
intranet or the Internet and have easy access to
the shared information resources.”
— Information Today
“That’s an easy one: dtSearch. This incredible tool has more applications than anything that I have worked with in 30+ years as a technical specialist. More magazines and news groups than any product that I am aware of have also recognized it. Several of the authors in this book have mentioned dtSearch as a valuable part of their forensics toolkit as well.”
— Techno Security's™ Guide to E-Discovery and Digital Forensics (FAQ section, by the authors of the book)
“Web site currently houses more than 5.5 million pages of scanned newspaper articles and photographs from the 1830s through 2005.” dtSearch “leveraged both the OCR text and the original scanned images in its indexing and search process.” The product “‘scales excellently. It’s just as quick with 5 million pages as 5,000 pages’ … ‘The ability to do fuzzy searches is key when you’re OCRing old newspapers from microfilm because of the poor quality of the original paper and/or quality of the microfilming.’”
— Processor Magazine (describing FultonHistory.com's dtSearch installation)
“Once you’ve collected all of your information — and in today's world, we’re probably talking about terabytes … you’ve got to organize it … This is generally an industrial task … specialized indexing and searching programs can help with this (I’m partial to dtSearch).”
— Techno Security's™ Guide to E-Discovery and Digital Forensics (“Digital Forensics: An Overview”)
“dtSearch has an extensive product line for searching terabytes of text ... I used dtSearch at MSD / Lockheed Martin to search for resumes, past performances, proposal boilerplate, and ... RFPs.” — Proposal Management
|
“Bottom line: dtSearch manages a
terabyte of text in a single index and returns results
in less than a second … Corporate features include
multiple languages, index sharing, and customization.
Plus, there’s extensive third-party support.” “I was especially impressed with the transparent
features that boost accuracy.”
— InfoWorld
dtSearch was previously awarded the InfoWorld Buyers Assurance Seal
Ubiquitous search software Many users of search-based applications, including a large percent of e-discovery platforms, are benefiting from the powerful search capabilities of dtSearch. Often included in search applications on an OEM basis, dtSearch is used in forensic and intelligence applications, financial services, and for searching large technical libraries.
— KMWorld
(“Search: power tools that leverage corporate knowledge”)
“For combing through large amounts
of data,” dtSearch “leads the
market.”
— Network Computing (CSI: Enterprise coverage)
“Ideally
suited for rapid indexing by
forensic investigators.”
— Investigative Data Mining for Security
and Criminal Detection
“Indispensable
for users who need a search tool to access multiple file formats … The
product performed searches at blazing speeds.”
— Computer Reseller News Test Center
Recommended
dtSearch is “so
good that even criminal investigators use it for forensics. Stacked with
awards and accolades … searches lightening fast and accurately to boot!
Just to mention a figure, 100,000 documents searched in less than a second … nearly every conceivable method of foraging through data is built into
this lifesaver … This is certainly the searchlight of the computer world.”
— The London Morning Paper
“dtSearch — an
inspired choice.” “dtSearch offers intelligent searching at
terrific speeds — we were really amazed … wow — go
ahead and find your most vital information with lightning speed.” “dtSearch
is a fast, powerful, text file indexing program for document search and
retrieval.”
— it-news
Editor’s Choice
“With
corporate network data stores taking on immense proportions, powerful methods
of dredging out specific information are key to leveraging the usefulness
of enormous storage systems. [dtSearch Corp.] has successfully accomplished
this with dtSearch ... an impressive text-retrieval application that is
already making this reviewer’s life easier. The main search window
in dtSearch includes every conceivable method of describing exactly what
information you’re searching for.”
— PC Magazine Online
dtSearch is “a
MUST HAVE tool for network administrators and computer professionals.”
— S&J Magazine
“Big
site seeks search engine ... dtSearch Web ... adds powerful text search
options to your Web site or intranet ... Get search results in an instant.”
— Internet Works
“Beats
the Heck Out of Grep ... A text search tool for
end users and developers alike, dtSearch [offers]
near-instant searching ... developer edition [has]
the text retrieval engine for Windows API, .NET
or Linux ... The Web edition [has] a spider-bot
that can crawl external sites ... dtSearch Publish
lets you include the full-fledged text retrieval
machine on any CD or DVD.”
— Software Development Magazine
“How
would you like a program that can index a million words in a host
of file formats ... then find any word or phrase you need in any
indexed file — and show you the entire text of that file, regardless
of format — so close to instantly only an android would appreciate
the difference? The program is dtSearch ... Fast, clean, efficient,
accurate, complete.”
— ComputorEdge
Magazine
“Finding
a particular document ... An impossible task? It may be if you don’t
have dtSearch ... We particularly appreciated the speed and flexibility
of the searches.”
— Smart Computing
dtSearch is “an excellent program.”
— Online Today
“More than a search tool,
dtSearch is an application that lawyers can use
for electronic discovery and management of electronic
documents.” dtSearch's “power and
versatility were the reasons I kept thinking of
e-discovery as I tested dtSearch. The Dec. 1 amendments
to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure underscore
the obligation of parties in litigation to provide
electronic data in discovery. That means finding
the data. And finding it requires a powerful and
versatile search tool ... dtSearch includes features
specifically designed for corporate and forensic
applications ... Once the index is created, searching
is every bit as fast as the company promises.”
— LegalLine Blog (by the author
of the “The Essential Guide to
the Best (and Worst) Legal Sites on the Web)”
dtSearch
is “a powerful, flexible lifesaver.”
—WINLAB Reviews
4 W's Award
“One
of my favorite tools, that I talk about in any presentation or training
class, is dtSearch ... Among the many new features, some of the most
notable include the ability to create automatic index updates that
can be scheduled; the ability to index other people’s web sites,
even handling dynamically created links.”
— Sourcerer’s Apprentice
Awarded
a top rating in the
“Index and Search Resumes in Document Folders”
category.
— Recruiting on the Web (“Smart
Strategies for Finding the Perfect Candidate”)
Best in Class Award
“dtSearch
c'est le 'père'
de la recherche de texte.”
— Planète
“dtSearch provides an incredibly
powerful search engine to help you comb through everything from your desktop
to your network to the Internet ... an invaluable tool in law offices,
recruiting, medical research, and government offices ... dtSearch has unleashed
the single most efficient text retrieval application available.”
— PC Upgrade Magazine
“Results
are returned in lightning speed even on multiple-indexed file server folders
... Everyone agrees that using the program was simple to learn and a great
asset.”
— Public Defense Backup Center Report
“The
combined features of conventional field-based and
text-based searching via the dtSearch engine were
integral in the sorting and culling of this unwieldy
data set.” The article also praised “the
ability to exploit the search engine for text searches
in Kanji.”
— Legal Tech Newsletter
dtSearch is “so
powerful and loaded with options ... The breadth of options available when
setting up your search parameters is amazing.”
— PC Today
“Aviation
firm earns wings with new text search ... Spar chose
dtSearch Corp.’s text-search product, dtSearch
Web, to serve the information up in an easily indexed
manner online.” For “'a requirement
that we have to run this thing on stand-alone PCs,'
... Spar signed on for dtSearch Publish.”
— Computerworld Canada (discussing
Spar Aerospace's choice of dtSearch)
“dtSearch Publish is a tool that lets you quickly publish a document collection ... that is searchable by the recipient using dtSearch’s powerful search engine technology ... The search capabilities are automatically built into the collection you produce.” The result is “an elegant solution to creating a production set of electronically stored information that is immediately usable by the recipient ... an ideal tool for corporations and in-house legal departments that must frequently respond to e-discovery ... and for computer forensics examiners who need to provide their customers with a usable collection of items recovered during a computer forensic examination.”
— Law.com (special to Law.com)
dtSearch listed as one of the “influential providers in terms of size and market share.”
— European Commission Report, Economic Trends in Enterprise Search Solutions
“dtSearch
is a company that has a strong following among developers.”
— CMS Watch (“The Enterprise Search
Report”)
“dtSearch has expanded its product line ... development staff makes for consistent-to-rapid-paced product development.”
— CMS Watch (“Enterprise Search Vendor Landscape”)
dtSearch can “find a wide variety of documents quickly and easily in many different languages and writing systems.”
— Machine Learning Forensics for Law Enforcement, Security, and Intelligence
Enterprise search survey included: a “knowledge portal enabling rapid and efficient retrieval of the complete technical documentation for field service engineers at Otis Elevator to meet rapid response goals when supporting customers using a customized implementation of dtSearch, presented by ... Contegra Systems.” — The Gilbane Group (Enterprise Search Practice Blog)
Current “document-level indexing and full-text search capabilities ... reflect a collaboration with dtSearch Corp. That company's text retrieval technology includes the ability to search through just about any file type and offers lots of field types for data searches. Speed is one of the things dtSearch has always bragged about, and it is capable of searching terabytes of data within seconds.”
— Investment News (discussing eFileCabinet's OEM integration of dtSearch)
Published by the American Bar Association Law Practice Management Section, the book Electronic Discovery for Small Cases: Managing Digital Evidence and ESI recommends dtSearch: “For searching data, the book suggests dtSearch [which] allows users to search and view a mixed collection of raw data and email files ... Finally, the authors turn to the production of ESI ... They recommend dtSearch Publish, a software program that will produce the ESI on a CD, DVD or external hard drive that is immediately usable and does not require specialized litigation software or IT support.”
— LegalNews.com (discussing Electronic Discovery for Small Cases: Managing Digital Evidence and ESI)
“dtSearch provides a commercial grade toolset for forensic searching”
— Windows Forensics: The Field Guide for Corporate Computer Investigations
dtSearch can “create an indexed, fully searchable collection from the raw data you receive. You can search the collection by keyword or use more-advanced Boolean search techniques. Hits will be displayed in a list ordered by relevancy ... Individual items can be viewed with the dtSearch viewer.”
— Law Practice
“There are several powerful software tools you should consider employing for searching large quantities of data. For example, dtSearch by dtSearch Corp. can index terabytes of digital data in many different formats and make it all text-searchable. Search results are relatively easy to review, and search terms are highlighted in the documents.”
— Corporate Counsel (posted at www.law.com)
“dtSearch [provides] fast indexing, searching, and retrieving from millions of text files ... M3 marketers can embed dtSearch's instant searching.”
— Machine-to-Machine Marketing (M3)
“An executive with computer chipmaker Hynix Semiconductor, was indicted by the United States Department of Justice, charged with joining a criminal conspiracy to fix prices in the dynamic random access memory industry ... To contain those costs and meet the 12-month review target, our litigation support department used ingenuity, and a mix of products ... Among our tools were Ipro Tech's line of products, including Ipro e-Scan IT and Ipro OCR, and a full-text search engine, dtSearch, from dtSearch.”
— Law Technology News (“Trial Technology Saves Last Man Standing” describes use of dtSearch directly and embedded in third-party applications)
“dtSearch ... editions are powerful text-searching tools for file-level identification and extraction.”
— Computer Evidence: Collection and Preservation
dtSearch
... “offers an incredible number of tools
for searching your files ... displays your results
with highlighted keyword hits.” dtSearch
also “includes a new index format that enables
you to store more than a terabyte of data in a single
index.”
— CNET
dtSearch “can end the hassle associated with managing large amounts of data ... dtSearch is a relatively unique enterprise search product that is easily implemented ... intuitive and powerful.”
— Software in Review
“dtSearch
allows instant, vast searches.”
— Legal Management
“We migrated our search capabilities over to dtSearch … This has improved the accuracy of search queries as well as given us much better search result summaries.”
— EggHeadCafe.com Newsletter
dtSearch
“allows you to search over and within documents,
email, websites ... more than two dozen text search
options ... hit highlighting.”
— NetGuideWeb
dtSearch “can
search through terabytes of text (one terabyte is 1,024 gigabytes) in a few seconds.” dtSearch “can
find, and highlight, words in documents quickly ... Original files are
not altered. dtSearch works only through its index.”
— The Ledger
“Take
dtSearch ... The software makes it easier to find information on Web sites
and PC desktops, data networks and software files.”
— Investor’s Business Daily
“Praise for a terrific desktop search engine dtSearch ... Great stuff.”
— The Semantic Advantage (blog)
“The
site redesign is intended to
make it easier for visitors to
access regulatory information,
news and forms ... Additions
include search technology from
dtSearch that lets users search
across the entire portal for
information.” — FederalComputerWeek (discussing
the North Carolina Banking Commission's
relaunch of its Web site to include,
among other things, Microsoft
CMS and dtSearch)
“This
industrial-strength text-search program is designed
for professionals who work with large collections
of documents on PCs, on Web servers, and in other
archives ... powerhouse search tool.”
— PC World (“Deep File Divers”)
“When
I say ‘split second’ I mean it was really
too fast for me to measure ... The company, dtSearch
Corp., has been producing search software for more
than 10 years. But it’s hard to see how they
could improve on the current version.”
— The Gaston Gazette
dtSearch “algorithms
provide unrivaled power and capabilities
... the program raises the bar
in text retrieval, providing
an industrial strength search
engine that is an absolute must-have
for Web-based data information
management ... dtSearch outmaneuvers
the competition. It’s a
robust, sophisticated and powerful
text-search tool ... If you want
speed and accuracy, dtSearch
is the only way to go.”
— Law Office Computing (“The
Search Is On” article)
“The needle’s in the haystack,
and you’re on a deadline
to find it. You need dtSearch
... If you spend half your life
looking for data, dtSearch is
a powerful remedy.”
— PC Computing
“Take a look at dtSearch, a powerful text
retrieval engine ... powerful, yet speedy.”
— NZ PC World
“dtSearch
is a blindingly fast text search
and retrieval product ... This
tool will build indexes of the
files on your storage medium,
then allow you to build complex
search requests that operate
against the index files rather
than the source files themselves
... The product is eye-blink
fast ... The searching capabilities
of the dtSearch product and,
by extension, the dtSearch Text
Retrieval Engine, are nothing
short of astounding. Their search
algorithms, in combination with
a proprietary index format, allow
colossal amounts of text to be
managed quickly and efficiently.”
— Delphi Informant
“Today’s
focus: dtSearch spiders and searches
Web ... dtSearch Web can search
many format types including Microsoft
Office documents, e-mail, HTML,
PDF, XML, ZIP, CSV, RTF, ANSI,
and Unicode ... dtSearch Spider
[provides] searching of both
public and secure content.”
— Network World (newsletter
on Web applications)
For
“premium products ... dtSearch is probably
the most accomplished.” dtSearch handles “more
sophisticated queries, as well as a broader range
of file formats.”
— The Register
dtSearch
is “extremely fast at indexing.”
“The dtSearch query engine sports an extensive
API and gives users a fairly flexible syntax for
modifying the engine’s behavior ... Of the
products tested, the dtSearch client provides the
easiest and most comprehensive point-and-click interface
to those query features to help users create advanced
queries without having to remember exact syntax.”
— Network Computing (enterprise search
review)
dtSearch
appeared in the Top 10 in the Law Technology
News survey of the most popular software programs
for electronic data discovery (and was the first
search engine on the list)
“Integrated
into a Web site via a point and
click form, dtSearch Web can
add a dozen instant text search
options ... requires no knowledge
of HTML or Internet protocols
and provides Webmasters with
numerous options to customise
the appearance of search forms
and search results.”
— Internet Business
“dtSearch Web and Text Retrieval
Engine offers its clients full
control over the content including
security measures, an important
feature to government agencies
and other ‘high-security’ clients
... Companies with development
shops can take advantage of the
dtSearch Text Retrieval programming
APIs, which includes multithreaded
operation for use with Active
Server Pages (ASP) and .NET.”
— WebReview
“If
you want more search options
than the plain-vanilla [Microsoft]
Indexing Service provides, check
out dtSearch ... with fuzzy searching,
natural language support (“find
the May sales report”),
and advanced queries.”
— Smart Business
“Search features are robust ...
But most of all it’s blazingly fast.” dtSearch Web is “a
world class search engine [installed] all in less than 10 minutes ... Highly
recommended.”
— PCNet®
dtSearch is “the grandaddy of all
text search and retrieval programs.”
— PC World Online
“Search terabytes of text in a second or less.” dtSearch offers “incredibly fast index searches ... and can even adjust fuzzy operatives to varying levels of intensity.”
— Strategic Finance
dtSearch “searches
are blindingly fast. Fishing expeditions are easier with features
such as fuzzy searches, which can find words even when they are misspelled,
and a built-in thesaurus that can be used to automatically include
synonyms in a search ... Functioning equally well against both email
folders and text files, these are very powerful and useful capabilities
for an investigator.”
— Computer Forensics: Incident Response Essentials
“Capable
of indexing a terabyte of text within a single index and simultaneously searching
an unlimited number of indices, dtSearch can scale to any size of task.”
— PC PRO
With dtSearch,
“endless indexing is now a breeze.”
— Computerworld
dtSearch
“text-search software instantly combs through
more than a terabyte of text in less than a second.”
— Network Computing (“Quick Takes”)
A “favorite affordable workhorse” is “the ubiquitous dtSearch indexing and search tool ... salvation lay with dtSearch ... more kudos for dtSearch.”
— Law Technology News (“EDD for Everybody”)
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“I go for brute strength, via something
called dtSearch.”
— The
Wall Street Journal (Loose Wire column, “Gimme Some
of That Software?”)
“For the heavy lifters, I’d
recommend dtSearch … a super fast, super-reliable program … a workhorse
for the serious searcher.”
— The
Wall Street Journal (Loose Wire column, “Where Oh Were
Have All Great Software Ideas Gone?”)
“Search is lightning fast … dtSearch has excellent search capabilities, and its performance was unmatched by any other product here.” “A wide variety of search terms, both simple and complex … each returned a result immediately after requesting the search. No other product here was as fast.”
— Redmond Magazine (RedmondRoundup)
“dtSearch returns results in a flash … the search results speak for themselves.”
— PC World (review of ten different search programs)
Editor’s Pick
“Simply put, the two companies help
the good guys catch the bad guys.
The FBI and local law enforcement
agencies … have used dtSearch
and [its customer’s] software
to sift through massive amounts
of computer data to help make
the connections that lead to
arrests.” “Dramatic
examples where the product has
helped catch criminals” include “a
money laundering and black market
gem operation” and “a
police shooting in California.”
— Washington Business
Journal
“If
you do run the kind of business
where its features are necessary,
the program is pure gold.”
— Maximum PC
dtSearch
offers “a powerful arsenal of search tools.”
— The New York Times
dtSearch
“im Test mit den besten Suchergebnissen, deklassiert
alle anderen Programme aber auch bei der Ausstattung … kommt selbst mit Indizes im Terabyte-Bereich
zurecht und spielt ihre Stärken in vernetzten
Arbeitsumgebungen aus.”
— PC Professionell
Empfehlung der Redaktion
English translation:
dtSearch provided “the best search results”
and “works with indexes even in the terabyte
range.”
— PC Professionell
Editor’s Choice
“dtSearch
... Finding a Virtual Needle
in a Digital Haystack is Now
Much Easier ... Extensive Search
Parameters ... The program can
perform a plethora of search
types ... I was impressed with
dtSearch’s search query
flexibility and speed of returning
results.”
— MS OfficePRO
“A
robust, sophisticated, desktop
search engine that outsmarts
(and outmaneuvers) the competition.
If you want speed & precision,
dtSearch is the only way to go.”
— Dingbat Magazine
Utility of the Month
“Do
you need to search mountains
of digital text? dtSearch ...
achieves its speed by first building
an
index that stores the location
of words in files. The program
recognizes and supports word
processor, database, PDF, XML,
and Unicode files and more, and
it doesn’t alter your original
files. If you’re having
trouble thinking of the word
you’re trying to find,
the program lets you use a Browse
Thesaurus option [and] a look-up
word option that shows the effect
on words retrieved with fuzzy,
phonic, stemming, or wild card
searching activated.”
— PC World.com
“Product:
dtSearch Text Retrieval Engine
... Summary: A tremendously powerful
and capable text search engine
that may be incorporated into
both networked and standalone
applications, as well as deployed
with a Web server.”
— Visual Developer
“dtSearch
always returned results in less
than a second, living up to the
company's claims ... I found
dtSearch to be a versatile application
that allows you to hunt quickly
through large local and remote
data stores using practically
any search formula, from keywords
to fuzzy logic ... From a pure
technology standpoint, I like
dtSearch [compared to the other
search programs reviewed]. It's
fast, extensible, easily deployed,
searches across multiple indexes
simultaneously, and doesn't mandate
a central server.”
— PC-Welt (Germany)
“A
VB Internet code search engine
with a twist ... it uses the
powerful dtSearch under the hood.”
— Visual Basic Developer Weekly
“Bottom
Line: Very powerful text-search
tool ... a staggering number
of ways to search ... a very
strong program ... a great bargain
for offices that need to master
mountains of text.”
— Windows Magazine
dtSearch
is “blazing fast ... capable
of using natural language processing
or sophisticated Boolean logic
to tease results from humongous
data archives ... an essential
tool for finding what’s
where.”
— Hartford Courant
“dtSearch
is a great time-saving tool ...
There is no quicker way to find
a needle in a digital haystack.”
— The Lawyer’s PC (published by
West Group)
“Without
a doubt, dtSearch is an industrial-strength
application ... if finding what
you want when you want it is
critical to your daily operations,
it’s an application you
won’t want to be without.”
— jobfind (Dr. Gadget column)
“One of the major players in the customized content search systems for corporations ... dtSearch has answered the need with their 64-bit Windows and Linux server-based products ... What will likely be of most interest to developers is the dtSearch API, which contains an expansive array of well-organized functions that can be leveraged for tremendous flexibility in the creation of custom applications … dtSearch delivers a powerful compliment of front-end and back-end solutions.”
— DevProConnections (“Search Technology Optimized for the Corporate Computing Environment”)
“The
company has attracted attention
for its search engine, provided
by vendor dtSearch. ‘When
customers are looking for grocery
items, they often have different
descriptions like using “pasta” for “spaghetti” ...
This search engine has synonym
searching, so it can accommodate
interchangeable words. In addition,
it accommodates misspelled words.’”
— Supermarket News (describing a
dtSearch installation)
“A
system from dtSearch ... can accommodate 'bad spelling'
and can sort products by nutritional class, such
as low carb, low calorie, or low sodium.”
— SN (“Mastering the Online
Game”)
“Besides Google
there are tools from dtSearch, which offers a variety of software solutions.” dtSearch “provided
much more detail and control than Google.”
— Network World (column)
dtSearch “lives
up to its billing for speed and
thoroughness ... a powerful tool
... The company also offers a
full set of tools to manage network
search options. When it comes
to finding information fast,
dtSearch delivers.”
— The Herald News
“...
larger corpuses are better handled
using external programs. In my
experience, dtSearch is ideal
for this purpose. dtSearch uses
indexing, can process almost
any file format, and can even
search using fuzzy technique
if needed.”
— Translation Journal
“dtSearch
offers high-end capabilities
... solid options for companies,
including the surprisingly good
dtSearch Web product that lets
them add detailed search capabilities
to their sites and intranets.”
— eWEEK Labs (Pings & Pangs)
Doculex Archive Studio “is a suite of products that covers anything a company might need for enterprise content management.” “Of particular interest to those conducting document searches,” the WebSearch component “integrated more than two dozen search options by search specialist dtSearch, including Unicode support for hundreds of international languages and the ability to store over a terabyte of data in a single index.”
— CMSWire (article on DocuLex WebSearch)
“dtSearch is concentrating more and more on the heavy-duty search category to differentiate itself from competitors.” “‘The key component to effective collaboration is DocuLex’s WebSearch, powered by dtSearch’s blazingly fast yet reliably accurate search engine for Windows and .NET … The software-as-a-service version facilitates online, browser-based content management.’”
— Processor Magazine (article including discussion of DocuLex’s OEM integration of dtSearch)
“After you create an image of suspect media, you'll need to search for possible evidence. The dtSearch product line ... provides solutions that enable you to search terabytes of text in a short time. Although not strictly a forensic tool, dtSearch supports a highly necessary forensic function.”
— Computer Forensics JumpStart
“Leaving aside the content management aspects of WebSearch, DocuLex has been beefing up the e-mail side of this solution recently.” The company’s “partnership with dtSearch … resulted in enhanced e-mail archiving abilities leveraging security features from IE8. The integration of the two, saw dtSearch Engine embedded in the WebSearch component of DocuLex’s Archive Studio, allowing users [to] pull mail – both in-bound and outbound – from Microsoft’s Exchange Journal mailbox.”
— CMS Watch (discussing DocuLex’s OEM integration of dtSearch)
“Archive Studio provides an end-to-end document management solution – capture, management, workflow and archival. The product is fast, flexible ... scalable.” “The search engine employed behind the scenes of WebSearch is supplied by dtSearch ... WebSearch, with the dtSearch engine working in the background, gives the user many ways to search for a document and is extremely accurate.”
— Information Management Magazine (Product Review of DocuLex Archive Studio with embedded dtSearch)
“dtSearch leads the market of mid-range cost indexing systems ... dtSearch has several configurations of its indexing system, including just the dtSearch engine for implementation into other products.”
— Hacking Exposed, 2nd Edition
“Proprietary indexing and searching algorithms allow for fast indexing and searching performance even over extremely large databases and other diverse collections of documents ... dtSearch's searching algorithms allow it to handle many levels of complexity.”
— Internet Business Intelligence
dtSearch “supports my three critical requirements mentioned above, and has many other really nice features,” including that it “is extremely easy and fast to build an index.”
— Wiki for PaperPort, Articles/Tutorials (article entitled “dtSearch and PaperPort”)
“dtSearch, which I consider the standard by which all others should be judged, is 20 years old this year”
— The Register
dtSearch
is a “tantalizing program.”
— The New York Times (James Fallows
column)
dtSearch offers “Instant search for large data volumes ... nearly unparalleled experience in both the text search and retrieval space and the file parsing and conversion space.”
— EnterpriseFeatures.com (introductory comments proceeding dtSearch Corp. interview)
“A
powerful search engine ... Besides searching through
individual files, you can also include web URLs
and outlook folders in your search indexes ... Whether
you're doing research or just looking for something
you lost, it would be hard to beat the speed and
ease of dtSearch.”
— Redmond Magazine
“dtSearch ... does an excellent job
of finding needles in haystacks that come in a wide
variety of file formats ... works quickly with a
wide variety of search modes ... But the most intriguing
new feature I saw was the ability to index public
sites on the Web ... Web sites often have a built
in index or search program, but I’ve found
that dtSearch lets me find things on some sites
that I couldn’t find using the built-in program.”
— Law Office Technology Review (reprinted
at www.law.com)
“dtSearch
... raises the bar in text retrieval,
providing an ‘industrial
strength’ search engine
that is definitely a must-have
for any experienced computer
user or information systems manager. In
addition, dtSearch will perform
this amazing search at an amazing
speed ... The program has many
powerful methods of dredging
out specific information about
the indexed files, thus supporting
the efforts of any company to
leverage the usefulness of the
rapidly growing enormous storage
systems now so common. Just about
every conceivable method of describing
exactly what you are searching
for is built into this super
program ... Web site developers
can offer their viewers this
powerful searching tool.”
— Golden Triangle PC Club
“Customers
shouldn’t have to worry about spacing, abbreviations or misspellings
when they are shopping and pressed for time. A good search function will
take care of that situation, and that is what ours does.”
— Internet Retailer (quoting a dtSearch customer on
their Web-based usage of dtSearch)
“In talking to e-discovery vendors and consultants, document review software tends to rely on a handful of licensed technologies [which allow] vendors to quickly build software platforms that can take a large collection of documents and extract files, index the data and text inside, and search those files. Some of the most common components used by vendors include: dtSearch text retrieval software.”
— Law Technology News ("Stop and Take a Look Under the EDD Hood")
“If
you are constantly mining your
own hard drive for information,
[dtSearch] is money well spent
... quickly turns up the informational
needle you were looking for.”
— Philadelphia Inquirer
“The strength of dtSearch is the
incredible number of ways you can customize most
facets of the program ... The breadth of options
available when setting up your search parameters
is amazing.”
— PC Today
“dtSearch Corp. has users at the
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and
Firearms; California attorney
general’s office; Defense
and Justice departments; and
NASA.”
— Government Computer News
dtSearch
“boasts more than two dozen search options
... The built-in Web Spider will include specified
Internet sites in the index and distributed searching
feature explore include local and remote repositories
from a single interface.”
— KMWorld
dtSearch was subsequently featured in KMWorld's Enterprise Search/Information Access Product Roundup
“Searching for files has never been
so easy!” “The answer is dtSearch ...
Superb! ... The search options in this program are
astounding.”
— Lockergnome
“dtSearch ... like a private company
search engine ... its very powerful, designed for
large collections of data ... This is probably the
most sophisticated tool out there.”
— The Net Takeaway
With regard to indexing performance, “dtSearch
ran considerably faster than
MS-SQL ... dtSearch took from
3.5 [to] 4 hours, whereas MS-SQL
took from 20 [to] 28 hours.” With
regard to search performance,
of 14 test queries, “dtSearch
was faster in all of the queries
except two” and “documents
returned by dtSearch are always
equal to, or a superset of, the
documents returned by MS-SQL.” Further, “There
were no false positives” with
dtSearch. A chart comparison
of dtSearch with MS-SQL, Oracle,
and IBM DB2 also found that only
dtSearch had all 17 search features
listed. “Based on the above
benchmarks, we elected to use
the dtSearch engine for text
indexing and searching of data.”
— Journal of the American Medical Informatics
Association (“Integrating Query of Relational
and Textual Data in Clinical Databases: A Case Study”)
dtSearch “provides powerful Boolean
search capabilities and the ability to drill deep into successive
search results. We especially liked its ability to search content
resources no matter where they were.”
— eWEEK (Message & Collaboration)
“dtSearch
took its file indexing and searching expertise,
moved it to the Web, and now offers a variety of
tools to help users and companies avoid ever losing
a file again on a desktop, a network or the Web.”
— Network World Fusion
“dtSearch delivered more value than
the tools of other vendors in
the roundup, according to the
CRN Test Center ... dtSearch
offers an entire line of search
and text-retrieval products designed
for any corporate intranet. dtSearch
uses a freer approach to searching
and document management than
its competitors ... the original
file is left untouched.” Developers’ applications “can
incorporate dtSearch’s
Engine to index and search large
volumes of text.”
— Computer Reseller News Test Center (review
of search technologies)
“dtSearch’s
Text Retrieval Engine Powers
Web-based Business Intelligence
Mining Library ... To meet
all of the above requirements
for the project’s search
functionality, Cybergroup chose
the dtSearch Text Retrieval Engine
for Win & .NET by dtSearch
Corp. A single dtSearch
index could include both the
SQL database and the separate
document repository, including
searching with all the above
advanced search features, ranking
capabilities, and hit-highlighted
display options.”
— asp.netPRO (case study)
“dtSearch to the Rescue ... I want
to let you know about an incredible tool ... I have
never used anything quite like this product.”
— SC InfoSec (Info Security News
Service newsletter)
“The
program is incredibly flexible and searches are
very, very fast ... The more files you index, the
more you’ll profit from dtSearch. I ... was
amazed at its indexing and nearly-instantaneous
searching speeds.”
— The Office Letter, Tips and Tricks
for Microsoft Office
“I’m investigating dtSearch and I can tell you now, it’s a refreshing return to simplicity ... You can use dtSearch from any .NET language, Java or C++. In this case I’m going to use the .NET API and C# 4.0, but the ideas are more or less the same in any language because the same classes are provided to do the same job ... Yes it really is this easy.”
— I-Programmer (“Getting Started with dtSearch” article published at www.i-programmer.info)
“Although the main conclusion has to be that this is a really easy to use system, there are always considerations about how to do things in a slightly more sophisticated way. In this article we take a look at how to deal with big searches and the sorts of things you can do with what you find.”
— I-Programmer (“Threading and dtSearch” article published at www.i-programmer.info)
“A really nice touch is the provision of the special tags ... which causes the FileConverter to place numbers into the file corresponding to the index of the hit in the array.” “While the output of the conversion is HTML (or RTF, or XML or plain text) the input file can be in any of the supported formats ... This is almost too easy.”
— I-Programmer (“Hit highlighting with dtSearch” published at www.i-programmer.info)
“Take the same DataSource class and customize it to provide documents or raw text from any source you care to use - ODB, ADO.NET, LINQ, raw SQL, XML, RSS or any of the many web APIs.”
— I-Programmer (“Full Text Database Indexing with dtSearch” published at www.i-programmer.info)
“So far we have ignored one intriguing option” with dtSearch: “you can opt to store the contents of a document within the index” where “the document to be cached could be stored on a website, a cloud datastore or a file share.” “There are so many way to use the text or files cached in the index,” including “to generate a search report using the cache.” Here, “the report consists of all of the hits, with the hits highlighted using bold and an additional 10 words of context surrounding the hit.”
— I-Programmer (“Document Caching with dtSearch” published at www.i-programmer.info)
“Computer forensics and e-discovery software maker AccessData is beginning to offer licenses for ... a series of software ‘connectors’ that legal departments, service providers, and technology companies can use to extract information from Microsoft Exchange, Oracle Universal Records Management, and Symantec Enterprise Vault. The connectors ... are based on existing software that AccessData built several years ago in conjunction with search technology specialist dtSearch, which also partners with many other legal technology companies.”
— Law Technology News (describing AccessData’s OEM Connectors designed to integrate with the dtSearch Engine)
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