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X1 Technologies, the innovator in enterprise search solutions was founded in 2003 with the vision of providing a single user interface capable of previewing and acting upon data anywhere in the enterprise. X1’s patented search technology scales from a single server to tens of thousands of desktops. Innovations pioneered by X1 include fast-as-you-type searching along with unified, actionable search. X1 is a technology partner with leading companies such as Microsoft, Oracle and Symantec. He
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X1 does great job of isolating just what is required
I have tried Lookeen and Copernic but they are not specific enough.
For instance if you searched for nobbyATexample.com they would show anything with nobby, example or com. "AT represents the at sign but I cannot do that on here."
But with X1 it shows just what you are looking for, and nothing more.
It is a bit dearer than the other two but not by much.
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