The Subject Search Server service is your powerful assistant in finding information on this Web site. You tell SSServer what you're looking for by entering phrases, questions or keywords in the search field and also by selecting additional or narrowing search options. The search service responds by providing you with a list of all pages on the Web site that are related to your search phrase. The most relevant content is quoted and corresponding quotations are shown on top of the search report that you receive. In addition to reports that answer your queries, SSServer can provide you with the Site Map, which shows the whole contents of the site in a single document.
SSServer and Subject Search Server are trademarks of Kryloff Technologies, Inc.
Please, look at the Search Query Form:
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The general search procedure is very simple:
Along with space provided for entering queries (The Search for field), this form also contains a number of options. You may not see some of these options on the original Search Form as the Web Master could have decided to simplify searches on this site, though in this document we supply you with the short description of each of the search options shown above.
Nevertheless, there is another search method which SSServer also supports; this is Literal Search. Use this method when you are looking for digits, number, names, etc. For example, assume that you want to find your friend's e-mail address. If you type in "John Griffiths" and hit the Search button, the Subject Search method may also find "John Griffit", "Jon Griffiths", etc. To get rid of rubbish, you should select Literal Search by clicking on the Literal Search radio button. But, you should do this only in case when you are completely sure about the order of words, spelling, gender and form of every word in your search phrase! Literal search method never selects phrase "Look, this is how to cook chocolate chips..." if you've typed in "recipe chocolate chip cookies" for your search phrase. On the other hand, the Subject Search method says "nothing found" when you are looking for numbers while Literal Search is quite powerful in this specific area.
To select a desired method, simply click on the corresponding radio button on the query form.
See also: The Display selections as search option.
The search terms you input do not have to be complete words. "Wash," for example, will match occurrences of wash, washer, Washington, etc.
The search on this site is powered by Kryloff Technologies, Inc.