To do so, expand the indexing service container, and you will see a container for the catalog that you have created. For example, in Figure B, I have created a catalog named Articles.
Right click on the Directories container and select the New Directory commands from the shortcut menu. Figure B: The Indexing Service will create a container bearing the name of your catalog. This dialog box needs a little explaining though. The first thing that the dialog box asks you for is the path to the directory that you want to index.
You would use this field if the path that you entered points to a network drive. Figure C: The Add Directory dialog box allows you to specify what content gets indexed.
Imagine for example that you indexed the content on the network drive X:. Later, for some reason, you changed X: to map to a different location. Doing so would really mess up your index. However, if you enter a UNC path to the content that you are indexing, then the Indexing Service can still index the content even if the drive mapping changes.
Beneath the Path and Alias fields is a section where you can enter account information. The last thing on this dialog box is a set of radio buttons that ask you if you want to include the content in an index. However, this option does have a legitimate purpose. You could add the primary folder to the index, and then specify the sub folder and instruct the Indexing Service not to index it. You have now created your first index.
If at any time, you need to rebuild the index, you can simply right click on the listing for the directory that is being indexed, and select the All Tasks Rescan commands from the resulting shortcut menus. Before I show you how to use the index, there is one last dialog box that I want to talk about.
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