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Searching <strong>from</strong> a browser<br />

<strong>Domino</strong>.<strong>Doc</strong> has a powerful search capability that allows you to search<br />

library-wide for documents, across multiple file rooms and file cabinets. It<br />

also allows you to set up search queries to specify specific locations and<br />

criteria for finding an item.<br />

You can perform either a simple search, or an advanced search.<br />

• To perform a simple search, enter a search string in the ‘Search for’ box,<br />

and click the Go button. <strong>Domino</strong>.<strong>Doc</strong> will search the library for any<br />

occurrence of this text and return a list of documents that contain it. A<br />

simple search takes longer than an advanced search because it searches<br />

the entire library.<br />

• To perform an advanced search, use the procedure described below.<br />

You can search by words, or search by forms, if available. An advanced<br />

search limits the search to specific file cabinets, binders or document<br />

types, or to certain dates. You can restrict the number of hits returned,<br />

and specify how to arrange the view. (The forms search option is<br />

available only if the file cabinet creator customized the template to<br />

include SearchByForm as a custom subform.)<br />

• You can save the search criteria, the query, so that if you need to perform<br />

the search again, you don’t have to reenter complex definitions. Instead,<br />

you can open the query and initiate the search. You can also modify the<br />

query before performing the search.<br />

• You can delete the query when you no longer need it. (You are limited<br />

in the number of searches you can have in your list. Therefore, when<br />

you no longer need a search, you should delete it.)<br />

Procedures<br />

To perform an advanced search, perform the following steps:<br />

1. Click the Advanced Search link next to the search box at the upper right<br />

side of the <strong>Domino</strong>.<strong>Doc</strong> page.<br />

2. Select a search type by doing one of the following:<br />

• Choose “By word,” and specify the words you want to search for.<br />

• Choose the “By form” option, if forms exist, to select the appropriate<br />

form, then enter the field information you want to search for,<br />

separating multiple values <strong>with</strong> a comma.<br />

3. Specify the file cabinets to search: all that you can access, or selected file<br />

cabinets.<br />

4. If you chose selected file cabinets, select <strong>from</strong> the list the ones to search.<br />

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