Searches are case-insensitive: Ron, ron and RON are all the same. Searches match the beginnings of words, so Ron matches Ronald
(and RONALD and ronald) Blanks, commas and the keyword or are presumed to separate options, so
the following searches
all search for words beginning with a or b or c
If you want to keep two or more words together into a phrase, use double
quotation marks ("). So grouper dll finds documents containing either grouper
or dll, but "grouper dll" finds only documents containing the word grouper
followed by the word dll, separated only by white space. The keyword and means that both the words on either side of it must be present
before a document can be considered a match. So brendan and ron would only match documents
in which both brendan and ron were present.
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