If you use Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 or later, you can also the program with a local OST file or directly with your Exchange Server. For my tests, I used Outlook 2007, with a local PST file. The only email client it works with is Microsoft Outlook. The company says it even works with XP, although it's not officially supported. According to Axonic, it also works with Windows Vista, 8, 8.1, and 10. For this review, I tested the features that all three Professional versions share.įor my tests, I installed Lookeen on a Windows 7 system. The Enterprise version ($116 per seat) also adds the ability to work with shared indexes on a team and the ability to work as a search client with Lookeen Server, which is a separate, enterprise-level indexing utility. Once you've installed the program, you can upgrade at any point by buying a license for a more capable version and entering the new registration key.īriefly, the Business version ($83 per seat) adds Group Policies to make installation on multiple workstations easier for an administrator. However, all four share the same indexing and search features and all use the same program code. The key limitation for Lookeen Free is that it indexes and searches files only, with no support for email. What Lookeen Works WithLookeen actually comes in four versions: Lookeen Free, which Axonic calls a Home version, Standard (reviewed here), Business, and Enterprise, which Axonic refers to collectively as its Professional or Business versions.
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