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Guide for keyword search
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The search engine searches for information in the entire Web site.
Search phrases
You can use three logical operators between the keywords:
1. AND
Finds documents that contain all the specified words.
2. OR
Finds documents containing at least one of the specified words.
3. NOT
Excludes documents containing the word.
The default operator is , i.e. if you do not use an operator between words, the search functions as if there was between the words. A search phrase may therefore contain only one word, a list of words or a list of words specified with operators AND, OR or NOT.
Truncation
If you want to look for different variations of a word, you can use an asterisk (*) at the end or beginning of a word. For instance "stud*" finds documents containing the words "student" and "study".
Examples
1.) represent* AND employ*
finds documents containing the word "represent", or any of its variations and the word "employ", or any of its variations.
työehto* AND sihteeri*
2.) represent* OR employ*
finds documents containing the word "represent" or any of its variations or the word "employ" or any of its variations.
3.) member* helsinki not sauna
finds all documents containing the word "member" or its variations, e.g. "members" or "membership", or the word "helsinki" but excludes documents with the word "sauna".
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