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What is an IX file? Index file created by dtSearch, a program used for text searching; contains index search information, including filters, exclusions, locations, and crawl depth; used to direct searches and filter search results.

More Information IX files are saved in an XML format and are named using the following convention, where "X" is a character chosen by dtSearch: index_X.ix . dtSearch is available in the following versions: Desktop Network Spider Web Publish Engine

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What is an IX file?

Index file created by dtSearch, a program used for text searching; contains index search information, including filters, exclusions, locations, and crawl depth; used to direct searches and filter search results.

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IX files are saved in an XML format and are named using the following convention, where "X" is a character chosen by dtSearch: index_X.ix .

dtSearch is available in the following versions:

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What is an IX file?↓
Index file created by dtSearch, a program used for text searching; contains index search information, including filters, exclusions, locations, and crawl depth; used to direct searches and filter search results.

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