Change any options that you want and type your search in the text box. You may click the index button to select terms directly from an index. You may also type or ' to broaden your search, and not ' to exclude a word from a search. Near ' indicates proximity and can be used to specify the number of words in proximity. With ' restricts a search to the same field.
Parentheses clarify the relationships between search terms.
Retrieved set numbers can be combined using the boolean operators and the number sign preceding the set number. Hyphens indicate a phrase taken from the descriptor or other index field. Set Other Limits is, in many cases, an easier way of limiting than searching the corresponding Indexes because you select from the menus rather than thinking of search terms. Click index and choose from the list of indexes, which include author , document type or year , and others . The general index will show all the indexed terms, single word and phrase, that contain the word you search.