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The FT Search Manager allows users to quickly search Notes databases, chats, file systems, and more simultaneously from various access points. It provides an easy way to navigate large amounts of data accumulated in Notes environments. Users can perform searches from the Notes client, mail files, search database or other sources. Administrators have full control over searches and results can be customized, re-sorted, and exported in multiple formats.
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