Through FindPlus, a single search request can span multiple local and remote locations.

	For example, a single search request could span multiple indexes residing on a hard drive, a local area network, an Intranet server, and even a publicly-available Web server.
	The same search request can then return comprehensive search results from all locations, ranking all retrieved files by relevance, and instantly re-sorting, for example, by file date.
	FindPlus will display all retrieved files with highlighted hits (as well as HTML, XML and PDF links, images and formatting), even if the files reside on remote servers.
	FindPlus distributed searching uses an XML-based protocol for streaming search results, making it easy for developers to integrate this feature into applications.
	Using related technology, the dtSearch Spider can also add remote Web site content to a locally searchable database, with integrated relevancy ranking of search results and hit-highlighted WYSWYG page displays. The Spider supports public sites, secure content HTTPS sites, password-accessible sites, and dynamic-content ASP/ASP.NET code.