The FreeFind search engine tries to locate pages which have exact matches
for all of the words entered in a simple search query. If that fails, it then
tries to locate pages which contain any of the words in the simple query. For example,
consider the search query James Jackson Lawson without quotes. If the exact phrase
is not found, then any page(s) containing James or Jackson or Lawson are
displayed and a short message is shown at the top of the search results
indicating this has been done. There are several ways to achieve more powerful and efficient searches. |