Search Tips:

• Do not use keywords "And" and "Or" in your search. The search engine will automatically first search the specified keywords based on "And" condition. If no match found, it will return a result set having any of the keywords entered in the search. For eg., for a search like Paper Napkins, the search engine will first search for Paper And Napkins. If no match found, it will get all the entries matching with Paper Or Napkins.
• Any single letter words will be ignored. It will search for whole words only and segments of words are not allowed. For eg., a search like "Equpts" will not return "Equipments".
• Use quotation marks (ex. "Tissue Paper") to find words which must appear adjacent to each other. The words may appear anywhere, and in any order, within the document.
• Use multiple words (ex. maple tree) when performing your search. Typing maple tree will yield more relevant results than only typing tree. The above would return documents containing the words maple or tree.Use plus (+) or minus (-) (ex. +tissue paper).
• Use a plus sign when your search term or phrase must appear in the search results.
• Use a minus sign to indicate undesirable terms. For example, the above finds documents containing maple but not tree.
• Use appropriate capitalization (ex. Tissue Paper). Capitalize proper nouns. Lowercase words will match any case. For example, typing maple will return all documents containing the words maple, Maple, and MAPLE. However, typing Maple will only search for pages containing the word Maple.
• Use wildcards (ex. Seal*). The * character is used as the wildcard character. For instance, searching for Seal* will find the words sealants, sealant, sealer, and any other word that starts with Seal.