• Ignored 'Noise' words:
  These are common words such as: a, an, and, as and others. These words will be ignored by the search engine unless they are part of a Boolean (see below) search.
• Punctuation marks:
  Punctuation marks such as: ; (semicolon), : (colon), . (full stop/period), , (comma) and others are ignored by the search engine.
• Special Characters:
  To use specially treated characters such as &, |, ^, #, @, $, (, ), in a query, enclose your query in quotation marks (“).
• Case:
  The search engine is case insensitive so the query "Conflict Resolution" will return the same results as "conflict resolution".
• Keyword Search:
  The query, conflict resolution will return all documents containing the words "conflict" and "resolution". This type of search will return the same results as the Boolean "conflict" AND "resolution".
• Boolean Searches:
  The query, conflict AND NOT resolution will return documents containing "conflict" but not "resolution".
  The query, conflict AND resolution will return documents containing the words "conflict" and "resolution".
  The query, conflict OR resolution will return documents containing "conflict" and also documents containing "resolution".
• Wildcards:
  The query res* will return all documents containing "res" as part of a word, i.e. "resolution", "resolve" and so on.