This looks like it does on all computers I have seen so far. I don't
know why ON is there twice, but I certainly wouldn't mess with those
settings.
The very long numeral is a SID btw:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;Q243330
My guess is that it's the SID of your user account.
Mapi:// btw is Outlook 2007.
Patrick Schmid
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"srd" <srd152000[ at ]yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:op.tcgehalttfv13d[ at ]jq0arm4.domain_not_set.invalid:
[Quoted Text] > I tried modifying what WDS 3 beta indexed, but could not find a way to
> uncheck most items. Laboriously, I did deselect all file types other than
> .one. The combination didn't seem to take, so I eneded up reinstalling
> WDS. No surprisingly, it looked like I had to rebuild my index, which I am
> now doing. But I don't understand what Indexing Options tells me are the
> index targets. Since the targets did not change when I pushed the Rebuild
> button, that is, the inclusions and exclusions, I'm wondering whether
> they're healthy
>
> Here's what Indexing Options tells me is being indexed:
>
>
> Documents and Settings (Folder symbol)
> mapi://{long numeral}/(computername\Owner)
> oneindex://{long-numeral}/LocalHost{computername\Owner)
> oneindex://{long-numeral}/LocalHost/{computername\Owner)
> Start Menu
>
>
> Does this look right? Should oneindex be singled out. Most troublesome, it
> occurs twice, with a slightly different orthography, the only difference
> being the slash separating LocalHost and {computername. It looks like one
> could be a defective version of the other. Which is right, or should they
> both be there?
> --
> Stephen R. Diamond
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