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Old 10-13-2003, 08:10 PM
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Hi Mili,
you got me confused now!

::"one word":: should search for the literal string "one word" where ::one word:: should search for the words "one" or "word".

::"one +word":: should search for the literal string "one +word" which probably does not result in much and is not what you intended to say.

::one +word:: should search for "word" (mandatory) and optional for "one".

And by the way ::one -word:: should search for "one" and NOT "word". This way one can separate between for example "apple computer" and "apple pie".

Happy googleing

K<o>
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