I can't use Dopus search system, because whenever i need it, Windows Search cuts in...
Is there a way to fix this?
I want dopus search, not windows 7 search system...
Using Dopus 9 X64
Windows 7 Ultimate X64
You haven't said how you are trying to use it.
What action do you perform (and in which program) that you want to use Opus's find tool that uses Windows Search instead?
Right click to a folder, chosse "search...".
Just trying to search like before.
"Right click" brings up Opus search here.
But I have Windows Indexing turned off, because I use alternative index and search software.
If you never use Windows Indexing you could try that. (It is in "Programs and Features", the features bit.)
Then again, you, or your system, may have done something to hijack the "right click" options in Opus.
My indexs service turned off too... I'm not using them.
How can i check if anything interrupts my opus right click behaviour?
FWIW, you can use Tools -> Find Panel as an alternative way to search. (Among others.) I put a button to toggle the panel on my toolbar for easier access.
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When still using Windows XP a few weeks ago I was frequently using the context menu "Search..." feature which could be reached by right-clicking the respective directory (the search's root directory) in the full paths displayed in the header of a lister display. However, with Windows 7, I ended up always getting the standard Windows search window.
Well, I still do not know how to control that properly, but I'm now using a workaround:
[ul]
[li] Open menu: Settings/File Types...[/li]
[li] Select "All folder" in Directory Opus File Types paragraph and edit it[/li]
[li] Navigate to File Type/Context Menu tab and add a new menu entry[/li]
[li] Action AwesomeSearch..., Function Standard Function (Opus or external) and command Find IN {filepath$}[/li][/ul]
From now on, a new context menu entry "AwesomeSearch..." should appear in addition to the standard "Search..." option when right-clicking on folders (either in the lister display or directory items from the display header's path)...