Hi people,
A while ago I was reluctant to install GDS, but as a result of reading more and more good comments, I decided to go for it. I have to say the only two times I had to use it it gave accurate and fast results.
But, today I came across a folder called “Google Desktop Search Data” in my slave D: drive. Surprisingly, the files contained therein amounted to 443 MB
I understand there’s a lot of information GDS needs to keep track of, and it seems somewhat reasonable that the plain text equivalent of 90% of my PC’s information makes that number. I suppose that resigning to some of the search topics (e.g., Email) should get it down a bit, but I wonder if anyone has some info on how to cut the 443 MB down before losing this type of data and having to have GDS reindex my Outlook information again in case I might regret it some time later.
Thank you