Tips for searching

There is a little bit of logic to consider when building your search. By default, the search engine will look for records which contain the exact content you have entered in your search. Some examples:

To find records which contained the exact phrase "The sun rose at 7:15", this phrase (without the quotes) should be typed into the search field.

To locate records which contain a group of words, but not in any particular order, you can enter the words separated by a logical "AND". So the search phrase "Sun AND sky AND clouds" will return database records which contain all of the words "sun", "sky", and "clouds". Records which contain only one or two of the words in the search will be ignored in this case.

You may list words separated by a "," (the equivalent of a logical "or") to return records which contain any of the words in the list. So the search phrase "sun, sky, clouds" would return database records which contain any of these words.