Specifies a shared index library providing a list of indexes. Suppresses the prompt to check for updates. Ĭonsent to the end-user license agrement without prompting. Īpply a serial number if this installation does not already have one. Specifies that the default location should be used for the personal dtSearch folder, if one is not already set up. Once a personal dtSearch folder is created, the location is stored in the registry and the user will not be prompted again for a dtSearch folder. Using /dir prevents this prompt from occurring. If the /dir command-line switch is not provided, dtSearch will see that is being run from a read-only directory and prompt the user for a folder to use for personal dtSearch settings. Specifies a location for the user's personal dtSearch folder, if one is not already set up for that user. Use command-line options in the shortcuts to specify options to control how dtSearch runs (see below). Create shortcuts for network users to run dtsrun.exe, dtSearch64.exe, or dtsearchw.exe.Ĥ. See 'System Requirements' below for details.ģ. Client computers may need to install two Microsoft packages that supply software components that dtSearch depends on. Install dtSearch in a folder on the server that each user will have read-only access to.Ģ. To set dtSearch up to run from a shared network folder,ġ. Running dtSearch from a shared network folder See ' Automatic deployment of dtSearch on a network' for information on deploying dtSearch using MSI files.

In either case, users can use shared index libraries or Recognize Index in the Index Manager to access shared network indexes. If dtSearch is installed separately on each user's computer, it will generally load faster because local disk access is faster. To install dtSearch on a network, you can either set up dtSearch to run from a shared directory or you can install dtSearch on each user's computer.

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