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For example, the following searches really mean:<br />

For example, the following searches really mean:<br />

Searching For ... Returns ...<br />

Searching For ... Returns ...<br />

carbon - diamond<br />

carbon MINUS<br />

diamond<br />

diamond -carbon<br />

the words carbon and<br />

diamond in them, but<br />

documents with diamond<br />

are listed last.<br />

the words carbon and<br />

diamond in them, but<br />

documents with diamond<br />

are listed last.<br />

the words diamond and<br />

carbon in them, but<br />

documents with carbon are<br />

listed last.<br />

NEAR<br />

The NEAR operator is used in an advanced text<br />

search, or query, to find documents that contain<br />

two phrases that are close together. The maximum<br />

distance between the two terms can be specified.<br />

The NEAR operator is used by entering the first<br />

term, followed by NEAR in all capital letters (or<br />

enter a semicolon (;)), followed by the second term<br />

on which the search is to be performed.<br />

Use the NEAR operator to return documents based<br />

on the proximity of two or more query terms.<br />

NOTE: NEAR cannot be used in ABOUT queries.<br />

carbon NEAR<br />

diamond<br />

NEAR uses the following defaults:<br />

the words carbon and<br />

diamond in them, but<br />

only when they appear<br />

less than 100 words apart<br />

and in no specific order.<br />

• Search terms are found if they are 100 words<br />

apart or less, unless specified otherwise. Use<br />

whole numbers between 1 and 100.<br />

• Search terms are found in any order, specified<br />

otherwise. Use TRUE or FALSE.<br />

The NEAR operator can be used with other<br />

operators, such as AND, OR, and EQUIValence.<br />

For example, the following searches really mean:<br />

Searching For ... Returns ...<br />

NEAR ((carbon,<br />

diamond), 20,<br />

FALSE)<br />

NEAR ((carbon,<br />

diamond), 20,<br />

TRUE)<br />

NEAR ((carbon,<br />

diamond), 10) AND<br />

benzene<br />

the words carbon and<br />

diamond in them, less than<br />

20 words apart, in no<br />

specific order.<br />

the words carbon and<br />

diamond in them, less than<br />

20 words apart, in this<br />

specific order.<br />

the words carbon,<br />

diamond, and benzene in<br />

them, but only when<br />

carbon and diamond<br />

appear less than 10 words<br />

apart and in no specific<br />

order.<br />

E-Notebook<br />

<strong>ChemOffice</strong> 2005/E-Notebook Searching • 473<br />

Searching for Text with the Query Text Field

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