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Other Search Options Available
The findme command has a number of options that allow
you to fine-tune the search that
it performs. These include:
- Performing case-sensitive searches (by default, keyword matching
is case insensitive)
- Searching for whole words (by default the keyword you give will
match any string, even if it is only part of a word)
- Matching patterns in text by including regular expressions in
the keyword string
- Abbreviating the output list by suppressing information about
individual HTML pages and only displaying
document names and titles
- Sorting the output list into order according to the significance
or number of matches found in each document.
- Including information about the number of matches found.
See the findme command description
for full details.

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HTX Hypertext Cross-Reference Utilities
Starlink User Note 188
R.F. Warren-Smith
6th January 1998
E-mail:rfws@star.rl.ac.uk