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 Does the search engine recognize case sensitivity?

The search engine does not differentiate between lowercase or uppercase letters. If you enter "REPORT," the pages containing "Report" or "report" will also appear on the results page. Similarly, if you search for "deed," pages containing "DEED" will also show up.

 Does the search engine correct spelling mistakes?

The search engine verifies your search words against all compilations collected from the website. If the engine detects a misspelling, it looks for potentially accurate search terms and offers them as replacements.

 Is it possible to search for a phrase?

To look for an exact phrase, put it inside quotation marks. For example, type "voter registration" inside quotes in the search box.

 Which search functionalities are allowed?

Boolean operators must be in uppercase letters to qualify as operators. The following Boolean operators can be used in queries: 'OR', 'NOT', '-', and ' '. Using 'AND' is unnecessary because the search engine searches for all words by default. The asterisk '*' can be utilized as a wildcard character.

Boolean Operator

Description

OR

Use 'OR' when you only require one of the search words to display in the results. Example: "city OR county."

NOT or -

Use 'NOT' or '-' when you don't want to exclude results that have a specific term. Examples: "economic development NOT support" or " economic development -support."

*

Use '*' as a wildcard character for searching all words containing the letters you input. A minimum of three letters and the '*' character must be included. Example: "employ*" will find "employ," "employer," or "employee."

Use ' ' when you need the exact word to be in every result. Insert the sign in front of each term that should be exact for multiple words. For instance, search for " lipitor cholesterol" if you only desire to retrieve results containing the brand name "Lipitor" and the term "cholesterol," without any results with the generic synonym "Atorvastatin."

You may have received this message for various reasons, such as:

• - Your term may be misspelled, and the search engine doesn't have a substitute.
• - The requested information may not be available on this website.

 Which file types are searchable?

The search feature can detect the following document types:

- Web pages (.html, .htm, .jsp)

- Adobe® Acrobat PDF (.pdf)

- Microsoft Excel (.xls)

- Microsoft® PowerPoint (.ppt)

- Microsoft® Word (.doc)

- Plain text (.txt)