Hi there, That can be done in DocFetcher (not in DocFetcher Pro) by specifying a relative path in the misc/paths.txt file. The trick is using ".." as a placeholder for "the parent folder". In your given example, you need to edit misc/paths.txt for each of the three copies of DocFetcher. The edit consists in uncommenting and changing the indexes line to: indexes=../../Docfetcher-Indexes Here "../../" means "parent folder of parent folder of app folder". Regards q:-) <= Quang
AssertionError during indexing (Java 21)
Will be fixed in DocFetcher 1.1.28.
Programabort
Fixed in DocFetcher 1.1.27.
Hi Viorel, DocFetcher isn't developed anymore (bugfixes only), but I'll note this as a feature request for DocFetcher Pro. Regards q:-) <= Quang
ExceptionInInitializerError Ooops!
Please upgrade to the latest app version.