Boolean expressions are used to describe exactly what you are searching for. Normally, boolean expressions use the terms and and or but parenthesis can also be used to group things together.
Search keywords-
Search category-
entire web site
Look for-
all of the words any of the words exact phrase
Search where-
in the text in the text and keywords in the title in the description in the url
Case-
case sensitive case insensitive
Results per page-
Result Format-
full descriptions brief descriptions titles and URLs only
TIP: Use + and - before your keywords to match only pages with (or without) the words in them. For example, "+cat -dog" will match all the pages with "cat" and without "dog". You can require an entire phrase by putting it in quotation marks: "the cat" To require or prevent pages with phrases, put the +/- inside or outside the quotation marks: i.e. +"the cat" or "+the cat" or -'the dog' or "-the dog"
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