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In the
"Any Word" (FirstStop WebSearch™ Business only) search mode the query will return those documents that match any of the search words.
This mode may be useful when you are not sure about the spelling of the search term.
Example:
greyhound grayhound
This query will return documents that match either "greyhound" or "grayhound" or both of them.
Note: You should enter only words important to your query. Don't insert "OR" between the words or any other instructions, signs or operators - they will be ignored. Also don't include "stop words" into your query - most engines ignore them.
To enter "Any Word" search mode:
From menu "Search", choose "Any Word" or click the "Search Mode" button (to the right of the
"Search" button) on the toolbar and choose "Any Word".
To enter "Any Word" search mode in the Query Builder:
1. On the "Query" tab, choose the "Any Word" radio button.
2. Enter query into "Any Word" edit box.
See also:
Simple Search
"All Words" Search
Phrase Search
Custom SearchQuery Builder