[WinMac] Sherlock 2.1 and NT Mac volumes

Patrik Moria(patrik.moria[at]omob.be)
Tue, 23 Nov 1999 16:16:50 +0100

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    We've just upgraded to Mac OS 8.6 & Sherlock 2.1. The 'find by content' option of Sherlock seems to
be based on the same principle as a small but very useful application we used on our old macs, called
'On location'. The problem with Sherlock is that - apparently - it can't index files on mounted Mac
volumes on NT servers, a possibility that On location did have. On location on the other hand seems to
be incompatible with MAC OS 8.6. (and is no longer supported).

    Does anyone know if it's possible to index files on NT servers with Sherlock (client side) ? Or
know some other way around it ?

Thanks,

Pat.

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