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Re: Can I search the pdf with more than one key?

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Date Posted: 14:56:19 04/22/04 Thu
In reply to: smk001 's message, "Can I search the pdf with more than one key?" on 08:01:32 04/22/04 Thu

The search options is in this version one key only.
To accomplish your needs use the filter option in the search/filter tab. Search first one word, "sugar",
using the filter tool (Filter from All selected) or using the DBSearch to do the search in all catalogued files and then search for files with the word "rice", using the filter option but now configured to search from the actual files (Filter from Actual)
"Actual" is, by mistake, in my idiom and must be translated to "Current" or suchlike.

>Hello, this is a great piece of software and I serve
>most of my needs. However, I can't figure out how to
>search pdf with more than one keywords. For example,
>how can I search for documents with "invoice" and
>"sugar"? If this can be done, can I search for
>documents that meet any one of my input keywords e.g.
>documents with keyword "sugar" or "rice"?
>
>Thanks
>SMK

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