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The first one should handle footnotes, as far as I can tell, but the second one does not. docx files: 'Microsoft Office.mdimporter' (which is bundled with macOS, and is NOT part of Office or Word), and 'RichText.mdimporter'. At least two different metadata importers can handle.

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> the only index entry is in the PDF file.įoxTrot uses Spotlight's metadata importers to extract text from files to index. However, if the word is only in a footnote,

> the text is in the body of my doc, that document is indexed both for the On 13/3/17 8:05 pm, FoxTrot Engineering wrote: I use Foxtrot Personal version 5.7, and my iMac runs on macOS Sierra The footnotes are not displayed in preview.

The text is in the body of my doc, that document is indexed both for theĭOCX file and the PDF file. (Office 365 subscription), and 'print' a PDF file to disk as well.

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As a routine, I write my docs in Word for Mac version 15.32 I've just had another good look at this, and must say there is aĭefinite difference between indexing of the Word docs and the identical > FoxTrot Professional Search user comment > you do not know what *file* you are looking for, but you are seeking > 'I find that FoxTrot is also very useful in an academic context when But you can option-click a found document in the search result list, to display the plain text that has been indexed, and this should include footnotes. > However, footnotes are not displayed in the document preview, and hence, occurrences of the searched word are not highlighted in the footnotes. > Concerning the text being indexed, Word footnotes should be properly indexed, so if you search for a word that appears only in a footnote, the document should be found. > There are two different things here: the text being indexed, and the text being displayed in the preview pane. > On, at 8:05 pm, FoxTrot Engineering wrote: You do not know what *file* you are looking for, but you are seekingĭownload a demo version from. 'I find that FoxTrot is also very useful in an academic context when

However, footnotes are not displayed in the document preview, and hence, occurrences of the searched word are not highlighted in the footnotes. There are two different things here: the text being indexed, and the text being displayed in the preview pane.Ĭoncerning the text being indexed, Word footnotes should be properly indexed, so if you search for a word that appears only in a footnote, the document should be found. > seem to be able to do this is by saving the file as a PDF file, where the > notes in Word documents with Foxtrot personal? Presently, the only way I I was wondering if there was any way to index and search footnotes and end

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