ConceptDraw MINDMAP for Projects
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Using Google Desktop Search with ConceptDraw MINDMAP and ConceptDraw PROJECT
CS Odessa's plug-in for Google Desktop® Search makes searching your ConceptDraw mind maps and project plans fast, convenient and as easy as searching the web. Now there is no need to open individual ConceptDraw MINDMAP® or ConceptDraw PROJECT® documents. Perform a simple Google Desktop search and all relevant mind mapping and project planning content is displayed on your Google Desktop page. The plug-in is convenient too. Using with Google Desktop Enterprise, the plug-in enables you to search your corporate mind maps and project documents from any workplace in your company. This is no small matter.
Studies show that in most corporate organizations, employers spend up to 40 per cent of their time looking for information they need to do their job. Time spent searching for documents, re-creating documents that already exist, and shuffling through unstructured information costs organizations millions of dollars every year. Google Desktop Search is an excellent solution to this problem. CS Odessa is proud to have ConceptDraw MINDMAP and ConceptDraw PROJECT added to the list of searchable document types.
How to Search for ConceptDraw MINDMAP Files
Type a few letters or key words into the Google Quick Search box and you will instantly see a list of ConceptDraw MINDMAP documents that contains those keywords in the file name, topic name, hyperlink, note or callout. You can then preview the outline of searched mind maps. You can also launch ConceptDraw MINDMAP directly from Google Desktop by typing "cdmz" into the Quick Search Box. Double-click on the file name of the map you want to access.
How to Search for ConceptDraw PROJECT Files
Type a few letters or key words into the Google Quick Search box and you will instantly see the ConceptDraw PROJECT files that contain those search terms in a project name, project task list or project resource list. You can launch ConceptDraw PROJECT from Google Desktop by typing "cdpz" into the Quick Search Box. Double-click on the file name of the project plan you want to access.
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