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WebDrive Enhances Google's Desktop Search
WebDrive Enables Combined Search Results From Desktop and Web Servers
South River Technologies (SRT), the pioneers
of Internet Drive Mapping, announced today that WebDrive has been certified
to work with Google's Desktop Search. WebDrive is a desktop client that
connects a Windows drive letter to a web server. Users can save files
directly to their web servers from within applications that they already
use, and can edit server files in place, without the additional download
step.
Google's Desktop Search currently allows users to search for files on their
desktop and their local network drives. The addition of WebDrive extends
this function by giving users the ability to index and search remote web
servers, and to execute a single search that will return results from both
the remote server and the local desktop.
"WebDrive's function has been to integrate remote files into the Windows
desktop, enabling access, editing and storing of files to be as easy with
remote files as it is with local files," says Tracy Welsh, Vice President
of Business Development for South River Technologies. "Extending desktop
search applications to web servers is a further benefit of this
technology."
About South River Technologies
South River Technologies, headquartered in Annapolis, Maryland, develops
Internet file management software that is used for document collaboration,
website management and shared access. SRT's unique client technology
creates an instantly familiar interface by integrating seamlessly into the
Windows Operating System. Founded in 1996, South River Technologies
directly sells and markets Windows based utilities and licenses its
technologies to Independent Software Vendors and online service providers.
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