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Search    CCP Articles   (Skip Instructions)     A `Search' window exclusive to CCP articles will be presented after the examples. Enter search terms of one or more words, or of phrases. If using a phrase, place it within double quotes. If only individual terms are used, leave them unquoted. Searches are not case sensitive, so capital letters will be treated as lower case. Boolean operators and wildcard characters may also be used.     Be aware that complete words should be entered. Partial words such as `cyc' instead of `cyclone' may return the result message:        "...did not match any documents".
Examples
If you wish to search for the word "swimming": swimming If you wish to search for "swimming pool" as a phrase: "swimming pool" To find both "swimming" and "pool", but as seperate terms: +swimming +pool		If you want to locate any instance of either "swimming" or "pool": swimming OR pool If you wish to find pages that contain the word "swimming" but not "pool": swimming -pool

    Links will then be presented for only the CEC webpages
containing the term(s) you entered. Once you go to any CEC
page, use your browser's Intra-Page Search function, to
further narrow the field to locate what you desire.

    For more detail on Search methods, read Search Basics,
and see here for additional Search Capabilities.

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    Upon arriving on a given link's page, use your browser's built-
in "Search" function to quickly jump to where you want within that
page. This is a recommended method because it eliminates the
always dreaded `scroll & scan' procedure needed to locate
the text you desire that is somewhere in the current document.

Depending on the browser, its own Search function is
typically invoked by pressing one of the following.
(Be Cautious: Keys other than the one used by your
browser to search, will produce non-search results.)

• Control-F (Find)
• Control-Q (Query)
• Control-W (Where?)
• F7 (Alternate Key with Some Browsers)
•   /   (Used by Some Text Browsers)

    A box or field appears and you may enter the word
or terms for which you wish to search. If none of these
work, consult your browser's "Help" guide.

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