Search'97 will search for both the preceding and following word or phrase according to the operator rule. You may use more than one of these operators in a query. We recommend keeping your operator combinations fairly simple. Simple combinations produce more predictable results, and ensure that Search'97 will be able to read the combinations. Note that it is generally easier to use the comma between search words if any one of them should be considered a match.
Queries automatically search for any word occurence when the words are separated by commas.
Accrue considers each word evidence of your subject, and gives documents a higher score when more evidence exists. You can also double quote the search word to indicate this rule. You can also use a single quote to indicate this rule. To use a word operator, enter the operator first, then the word. You may combine word operators with word group operators.