How do I use Full Content Search ?
Full Content Search is an advanced search engine that enables you to conduct a comprehensive, focused search on the entire catalogue with highly relevant results.
To use Full Content Search :
Key in the search keyword or phrase in the ‘Search’ textbox. You can use the wildcard character (*) to search for a word.
e.g. If the search text is int*, it will look for all words beginning with int like inter, internal, interior, international etc.
Check the ‘Stemming’ check box if you want Full Content Search to truncate the suffix or the last two or three characters of the word and look for all possible related words.
e.g. If the search text is communicate, it will look for communicate, communicates, communicated, communication, communications, communicator etc,
Select an appropriate eBook category.
Choose an option from the ‘Search Operation’ block; this will determine the modus operandi of the search operation.
Or : If the search text contains a phrase i.e. more than one word, Full Content Search will split it and search for lines containing each word separately.
And : If the search text contains a phrase, Full Content Search will split it and search for lines containing all the words in the phrase
Phrase : If the search text contains a phrase, Full Content Search will search for lines containing the whole phrase
Proximity : proximity search looks for content containing search terms within close proximity of each other; to configure this search parameter, define the proximity value in the ‘proximity’ textbox.
Select an option from the ‘Search Type’ drop-down to define the scope of your search.
All Content : will search the whole book for the search word or phrase
Title : will search the title (i.e. chapter) for the search word or phrase
Index : will search the index for the search word or phrase
TOC : will search the TOC page for the search word or phrase
If you would like to define the number of search results to be displayed per page, select an option from the ‘Display Results’ pane and hit the ‘Go’ button.
The search results will display the list of categories and number of books in which the search word/phrase has been located and the number of occurrences in each.
Click on any of the ‘Books’ links to view the books or click on the ‘Occurrences’ link to get a contextual listing for the specified search word/phrase.
