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The best way to run a search is use
one of the above search types.
Example: If you what
to see all the Kershaw knives that we have, type in Kershaw in the Search
For box below. This type of search is a Brand Name Search.
More Search Examples:
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LST or Case Side Winder
- Order Number: FJ-00100 or P-00110
- Knife Pattern Type: Stockman or Congress
- Product Category: Jack Knives or Pen Knives
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The text search engine allows queries to be formed
from arbitrary Boolean expressions containing the keywords AND, OR,
and NOT, and grouped with parentheses. For example:
- information retrieval
finds documents containing 'information' or 'retrieval'
information or retrieval
same as above
information and retrieval
finds documents containing both 'information' and
'retrieval'
information not retrieval
finds documents containing 'information' but not 'retrieval'
(information not retrieval) and WAIS
finds documents containing 'WAIS', plus 'information' but
not 'retrieval'
web*
finds documents containing words starting with 'web'
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Define your
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phrase you typed, all the words in the phrase but not necessarily
together, any of the words in a phrase, and so on. A few search engines do
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yourself by adding one or more words or symbols to your search topic.
- AND. To search for two or more terms on the same page: Type
the word AND between the terms (example: sea AND kayak). Or put a plus
sign right before the second term (example: sea +kayak).
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page: Type the word OR between the terms (example: kayak OR canoe).
- AND NOT. To search for pages that include the first term and
not the second: Type the words AND NOT between the terms (example:
kayak AND NOT whitewater). Or put a minus sign right before the second
term (example: kayak -whitewater).
- "". To search for an exact phrase: Enclose the
phrase in quotation marks (example: "sea kayak rental").
- ( ). To group parts of your search: Enclose them in
parentheses. For example, type kayak AND (gear OR equipment). This
returns pages with both the words kayak and gear or both the words
kayak and equipment.
- *. To search for various forms of a word: Add an asterisk to
the end of the word (example: kayak*). This returns pages with the
words kayak, kayaks, kayaked, kayaking, and so on.
The above how to search is from
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