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General
Search Tips
- Use
double quotes around phrases to search. Example: "caregiver
stress".
- Add
+ in front of terms or phrases that must appear in
results.
- Add
- in front of terms or phrases that must not appear
in results.
- The
+ checkbox adds a plus in front of all terms/phrases
for convenience.
- The
search results will include terms or phrases from the
body text, page title and page description.
- The
score is the percentage of matching characters in a
document.
- ISO
Latin-1 characters like äßçéñ..etc.
are treated as english equivalents.
- Special
characters like #!$%|&..etc. are allowed.
- Stop-terms
are common terms like "it, and, the, that...". These
will not be included in the search.
Advanced
Search Tips
Searching
can be expanded with a wildcard (*).
Adding
a * to the end of a term will match all endings.
For example: "test*" will match "test," "tested," "testing," etc.
Stop-terms are included in wildcard searches. (Stop-terms
are common terms like "it, and, the, that...".) |
The
following options can be placed in any order in front
of the query:
c: for
a case sensitive search
w: to match whole words only
st: to include stop-terms
all: to add + in front of all terms/phrases
match: score: date: or size: for the sorting
choice
5-100: for the number of results to display per
page
b: to search the body (full text) of documents
t: to search the title of documents
u: to
search the URL (Web address) of documents
alt: to
search the alternate text in documents
l: to
search the links in documents
d: to
search the meta-description in documents
k: to
search the meta-keywords in documents
au: to
search the meta-author in documents

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