Searches are not generally case-sensitive (that is, it doesn't matter if you use upper- or lower-case letters). However, if you do include an upper-case letter, the search will be case-sensitive for that letter. For example:
will find (among other things) sentence, Sentence and SENTENCE.
will find onlySentence.
Wildcards:
The wildcard * can be used to find a maximum of four characters, and can only be used where you have at least three other characters in the search term. For example:
would return send, sent, sender etc.
would be ignored.
Phrases and Quotes:
Use quotation marks when you're searching for a phrase, or words that should be next to each other. For example:
returns only those pages that include the exact term active sentence.
will return a list of pages in which either active and/or sentence are mentioned - in any order, in any part of the page.
Boolean Searches:
Use the plus ( + ) sign to indicate those words that must be included in the page, and the minus ( - ) sign for those words that must be excluded from the page. For example:
will return pages that include sentence, but not necessarily active.
will return only pages that include both active and sentence.
returns only those pages that include active, but that do not include sentence.
