Search Tips
This Project Zero site search tool allows you to enter simple, comma-delimited
strings and use wild card characters. By default, a simple query searches
for words, not strings. For example, entering the word "all" will
find documents containing the word "all," but not "allegorical."
You can use wild cards, however, to broaden the scope of the search. "All*"
will return documents containing both "all" and "alliterate."
Case is ignored.
You can enter multiple words separated by commas: software, Internet,
understanding. The comma is treated like a logical OR. So, this request
will return web pages that contain "software" or "Internet"
or "understanding." If you omit the commas, your query is treated
as a phrase, so documents would be searched for the phrase "software
Internet understanding."
You can use the "AND," "OR," and "NOT"
operators in your query: understanding AND (software OR Internet). This
searches for documents that contain the word "understanding" AND
either the word "software" OR the word "Internet." |
