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<ManualTopic ID="/webtop/webhelp/search_ibwh" xml:lang="en">
	<Header>
		<Title xmlns:HTML="http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40">Browse and search Web Help content</Title>
		<Keyword><Level1>search in Web Help</Level1>
		</Keyword>
		<Keyword><Level1>browse in Web Help</Level1>
		</Keyword>
		<Keyword><Level1>help</Level1>
			<Level2>browse and search Web Help</Level2>
		</Keyword>
	</Header>
	<AimSection><Paragraph>To explain how to browse Web Help and search for specific information.</Paragraph>
	</AimSection>
	<GeneralSection><SectionTitle>Navigation Area</SectionTitle>
		<List><ListIntro>The navigation area provides the tabs below, all providing a different view on the content. Each of these views has its pros and cons.</ListIntro>
			<ListItemHead>Contents</ListItemHead>
			<ListItem>Web Help can contain content modules for various applications. Because the information can be overwhelming, use <GUIRef href="" role="manual">Alt+F11</GUIRef> to select the specific Modules.</ListItem>
			<ListItemHead>Index</ListItemHead>
			<ListItem>With the Index you can search on Topic titles and on Keywords.</ListItem>
			<ListItemHead>Search</ListItemHead>
			<ListItem>The full text searches all texts, regardless of whether the searched keyword is a hyperlink, paragraph, or section title. You have the choice to Search all the Enabled Content or Search a specific module.</ListItem>
			<ListItemHead>Glossary</ListItemHead>
			<ListItem>With the Glossary you can search on Glossary terms, their acronyms, synonyms, abbreviations, and antonyms.</ListItem>
		</List>
		<Paragraph>Read the sections below for more details or some example searches.</Paragraph>
	</GeneralSection>
	<GeneralSection><SectionTitle>Contents</SectionTitle>
		<Figure><FigIntro>If you right-click on a folder or help topic in the Navigation Area, the following shortcut menu appears:</FigIntro>
			<HTML:IMG SRC="../images/help_contents_menu.gif" width="199" height="169" xmlns:HTML="http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40"/></Figure>
		<List><ListIntro>Useful features:</ListIntro>
			<ListItemHead>Search</ListItemHead>
			<ListItem>Search for a certain text in the table of contents</ListItem>
			<ListItemHead>Open Booklet with this Topic</ListItemHead>
			<ListItem>Use this command to view or print a booklet/folder as a whole.</ListItem>
		</List>
		<Note><SectionTitle>Note</SectionTitle>
			<Paragraph>Using the <GUIRef href="" role="manual">Open Booklet with all Topics</GUIRef> can take a long time for large folders or modules. First expand the folders to get an idea of the number of topics.</Paragraph>
		</Note>
	</GeneralSection>
	<GeneralSection><SectionTitle>Index</SectionTitle>
		<Paragraph>The index is not case-sensitive. You only need to enter the start of a keyword.</Paragraph>
		<ExampleSection><List><ListIntro>Examples:</ListIntro>
				<ListItemHead><Code>func</Code>
				</ListItemHead>
				<ListItem>Finds 'function', 'functional', and 'Functionality'.</ListItem>
				<ListItemHead><Code>tab</Code>
				</ListItemHead>
				<ListItem>Finds 'Tab', 'tabs', 'tabular', and so on.</ListItem>
			</List>
		</ExampleSection>
	</GeneralSection>
	<GeneralSection><SectionTitle>Search</SectionTitle>
		<List><ListItem>The search is not case-sensitive.</ListItem>
			<ListItem>Enter complete keywords or use a wildcard: <Code>frequent*</Code>. However wildcards are limited, for example <Code>advice AND *bound</Code> is not accepted.</ListItem>
			<ListItem>Use optional boolean operators: AND, OR, and NOT.</ListItem>
		</List>
		<ExampleSection><List><ListItemHead><Code>frequently AND Questions</Code>
				</ListItemHead>
				<ListItem>Finds all documents containing both keywords 'frequently' and 'questions'</ListItem>
				<ListItemHead><Code>outbound advice</Code>
				</ListItemHead>
				<ListItem>Finds all documents containing 'outbound' or 'advice'.</ListItem>
				<ListItemHead><Code>"The original process size"</Code>
				</ListItemHead>
				<ListItem>Finds all documents containing the exact phrase 'The original process size'.</ListItem>
			</List>
		</ExampleSection>
		<GeneralSection><SectionTitle>Indexed Content</SectionTitle>
			<Paragraph>Searches are executed across all documents: XML, Adobe Acrobat (PDF), Microsoft Word (DOC), and so on.</Paragraph>
			<Paragraph>Web Help uses <Link href="http://jakarta.apache.org/lucene/" role="wwwlink">Apache Lucene</Link> to index documents.</Paragraph>
		</GeneralSection>
	</GeneralSection>
	<GeneralSection><SectionTitle>Glossary</SectionTitle>
		<Paragraph>The glossary is not case-sensitive.</Paragraph>
	</GeneralSection>
</ManualTopic>
