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PLEASE TAKE A MOMENT TO READ THE FOLLOWING TIPS TO ENSURE THAT YOU GET THE BEST SEARCH RESULTS:
THE SIMPLEST WAY TO PERFORM A SEARCH IS TO TYPE A FEW KEYWORDS TO FIND THE DOCUMENTS YOU WANT. TO REFINE YOUR SEARCH TAKE THE FOLLOWING TIPS INTO ACCOUNT: IF YOUR KEYWORDS ARE IN LOWER CASE, THE SEARCH IS CASE INSENSITIVE. EXAMPLE: IF YOU SEARCH FOR employee YOU WILL GET ALL DOCUMENTS THAT HAS employee, Employee, or EMPLOYEE. IF YOUR KEYWORDS ARE IN MIXED CASE, THE SEARCH ENGINE WILL BE CASE SENSITIVE AND WILL LOOK FOR THE EXACT MATCH OF YOUR SEARCH CRITERIA. EXAMPLE: IF YOU SEARCH FOR Employee, the search engine will not look for employee, or EMPLOYEE. QUOTED WORD ARE SEARCHED FOR LITERALLY. EXAMPLE: "March 1995" will look for the whole phrase. AND, OR, NOT: USE THESE OPERATORS TO REFINE YOUR SEARCH AS FOLLOWS. EXAMPLE: Use: bureau and engineering to search for all the documents that has the word bureau and the word engineering in the same document. Use parentheses with the above operators to created more complex search criteria. EXAMPLE: USE: bureau and (engineering or accounting). Expressions within the parentheses are evaluated first. Wild Cards: * means any number of characters EXAMPLE: SEARCH FOR EM* WILL SEARCH FOR EMPLOYEE, EMPOWER, ... ETC. ? means any single letter EXAMPLE: ?low will look for glow, blow, slow, etc. |