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When doing searches some characters are interpreted as search commands- there is
one currently available:
. * (wildcard)
Excluded Terms
There are also words that are as a matter of course not added to the database (ac-
tually different sets for different situations) and a similar set of words which are not
searched for in a typed search. This is to limit excessive searching, which happens when
a word or string of characters is so general that every file will hit it, or because it just
doesn’t mean much. A good example of the first case is “gig” and “wav”, both file types
may be retrieved with the .XXX operator (.GIG .WAV) which is a lot faster than searching
for the string “gig” or “wav”. So neither is put in the database. An example of the second
case is any single letter or number, or such words as “as” “be” or “of”.
The last type of word not searched for are control words (AND, OR, NOT, CONTAINS).
Control words are not case sensitive and will be ignored as search words.
Ignored Common Words
THE
ANY
ARE
AS
BE
OF
FOR
THEN
THERE
THEIR
OUR
ARE
Control Words Ignored as Keywords
AND
NOT
OR
CONTAINS