Complex queries are needed when you are searching through a lengthy full text document, not single paragraphs. You will most commonly use either a single search term, or the AND command. If you type two words in the query box, they are automatically processed as though the AND command were included. For the sake of completeness, full instructions are included on search syntax. However, most searches can be conducted using only the AND command and truncation .
Single word searches The simplest search is a single word search.
The program will look for any occurrences of your word in exactly the form you typed it. It will not look for plurals or other forms of the word, or for synonyms. But you can use the following commands to force the program to search in these ways. Multiple connector searches You can use a variety of connectors in a search. It is important to understand the order in which they will be processed, or to use parentheses to force the order.