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Wildcard patterns appear in the Saved Searches menu.
Guidelines for wildcard seaching
Use these guidelines when wildcard searching:
Characters that are used to specify wildcard options, such as "?", "\", "[", and "]", must be preceded by a backslash.
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For example, "\?" finds any question mark.
The caret serves as a wildcard character only when it precedes a range of characters, as in "[^A-Z]".
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The dash does not act as a wildcard character if it precedes a range of characters, as in "[-ABC]" or "[^-ABC]". At
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any other location, it acts as a wildcard character indicating a "from...to" relationship.
Wildcard search options
Search String
Adobe|GoLive
m(i|a)ll
Adobe(GoLive)?
</?HTML>
Ye+s
Michael J[a-z]*
Finds
"Adobe" or "GoLive"
"mill" or "mall"
"GoLive" if the latter exists,
else "Adobe"
"<HTML>" and "</HTML>"
The word "Yes", containing any
number of successive "e" char
acters, such as "Yes", "Yees",
"Yeees", etc.
Any string beginning with
"Michael J", followed by any
number of lowercase letters,
such as "Michael Jones",
"Michael Jamrosy", and
"Michael Jordan"
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