Instructions for Searching
Using the Search Option
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This
web site contains no nude images or beautiful pictures,
therefore it makes no sense to search for anything of that
sort.
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This
search machine is not an human being, thus it cannot give
answers to searches that are in the form of a question.
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The
search engine is only able to find the following type of
search terms in the files: the author, the title, or a
search term found in the text.
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The
search engine does not work the way Google or other similar
search engines do. This engine only searches for exact
matches of the search terms that you type into the
search field. Searches are not case-sensitive.
(Searching for "book" is the same as searching for
"BOOK")
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Boolean searches (i.e. AND, OR, NOT, +, etc.
are NOT supported. |
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| You may
find it useful to search the Ipce site using Google. In the
Google search box, put: |
[search term or terms] site:ipce.info
... where
[search term or terms] is/are the search term(s) you wish
Google to find (do not include the brackets which are in the
example).
You may,
of course, use Boolean-style searches, with AND, OR, NOT etc.
You may find what you are looking for more easily this way.
If you
find that a link to an Ipce.info article (for example, a link
on another site) gives a "File not found" error
message when you click on the link, then try Google - and
inform < webmaster@ipce.info
> about it!
Put one
or more terms from the article name in the Google search field
along with site:ipce.info (as indicated above).
You may click
here (remember to put your search term before the "site:ipce.info"
in the search field of Google.) to be taken to Google now.
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| Note, that you can also search in Ipce's Libraries:
 | Click on the "Library" button, and find the options
"Register by author", "Register by subject",
en more. |
| Click on the button "Library 4" and found registers
on Author, Subject, Key words, and more. |
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