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    Spotlight questions

    I don't think this would violate any NDAs, so if someone can answer this, please do.

    When you press Command + F in the Finder does it bring down the Spotlight menu for you?

    Were you able to search using Spotlight as soon as you rebooted after installing Tiger? Just wondering how fast the index is updated.
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    I can say new search is too fast. I have no idea when it does indexing but at the very first boot, I could find a lot of things when I just put a word.
    I guess New search does not use some kind of indexing but PDFs.

    Isn't there a DB for storing file names and kind in hard drive?

    It might be mixed up those stuffs.

    Spotlight is developed for applications which use spotlight development kit like new System preference.

    If developers make some apps like that, the apps can use spotlight technology.
    Think about Web kit. Since WWDC 2003, anybody can make a web browser without coding by using web kit.
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    Same technology, but different look.
    You get right side window's result after Cmd - F.
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