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Keywords
To do a search on Info-Muse Network Documentation Guide's Web pages, enter the keyword or the keywords that
you're looking for, each separated by a space. Do not use stop words (e.g.
the, a, an, of, etc.) because the search engine will show all the documents
containing these words. By using keywords only, the search engine will
show a list of all the texts containing them, with the excerpt where they
appear.
Examples:
A search on "specializes Web design" will show all the documents
containing the words "specializes", "Web"and "design".
A search on "specializes in Web design" will show all the documents
containing the words "specializes", "in", "Web" and "design".
Hyphens and apostrophes
You can use the hyphen or the apostrophe in your search string. The search
engine merges all the words in which a hyphen or an apostrophe appears.
Example:
"back-office" is interpreted as "back" and "office".
Boolean expressions
A boolean expression is built with the English operators AND, OR and NOT.
The operator NOT is interpreted as "to the exclusion of ".
Examples:
Search "programming NOT layout'', or search "programming AND PHP",
or search "security OR cryptography NOT ( training AND course)",
etc.
Please note
- The search engine doesn't allow you, as yet, to find an exact
expression such as "specializes in Web design'' but will
find all texts containing all these words.
- The search engine is case insensitive. It will respond
the same way to either lower or upper case.
- Use meaningful words. The more keywords you include, the more precise
your results.
- The Info-Muse Network Documentation Guide search engine (a link found on all pages of the site), indexes
the documents that are available on-line from this site.
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