Search Guide
Truncation / Wildcard Characters
Truncation The symbol "?" is used as a right-handed truncator only; it will find all forms of a word. Example Econom? Finds "economy', "economics", economical" etc.
Wildcard The symbol "*" is used to replace any single character, either inside the word or the right end of the word. Note: The "*" cannot be used to begin a word. Examples: Wom*n finds "woman", "women"; "T*re" finds "tare", "tire", "tyre", etc.
Boolean and Other Operators
Boolean, proximity and adjacency operators are used to broaden and narrow your search.

Operators
Boolean, proximity and adjacency operators are used to broaden and narrow your search.

Operation: AND
Explanation: Match all of these words
Example: internet AND education

Operation: OR
Explanation: Match any of these words
Example: internet OR intranet

Operation: AND NOT
Explanation: Match this word (or phrase) and remove those articles containing the second word.
Example: internet AND NOT html

Operation: WITHIN
Explanation: These words separated by n or less by a specified distance in any order
Example: computer W/3 careers

Operation: NOT WITHIN
Explanation: Match all words but this one within a field
Example: computer NOT W/2 careers

Operation: PRE
Explanation: Match these words within n words in a field
and in this order Example: world pre/3 web

Operation: WITHIN DOC
Explanation: Match these words within either the indexing or the text
Example: internet W/DOC education