Windows 7 Federated Search Providers

• 4th May 2009
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I just updated two of my machines to Windows 7 RC and one of the neatest features is the ability to have Federated Search Providers – simply run an XML configuration file (.osdx) to add a search provider to your machine and you can search directly from windows explorer.

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Windows 7 Federated Search Providers