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Important Tip! To Find a Specific Word Within a Document:

To search for a specific word within a document, click once inside the document to "tell" the computer to look "here". Then, use the standard "Ctrl-F" feature by pressing the Ctrl and F keys at the same time. A "Find dialog box" will appear (see below).

Type in the word you want to find in the text box (we used "forestry" as an example), and then click on the "Find Next" key. Click on "Find Next" again to move to other occurrences of the word.

To Search for a Document:

Results are returned in order of "relevancy" - shown by a value such as [100%] to [1%]. The most relevant results will have higher values. This is a ranking system that takes into account a number of factors including:

• the number of key words found in the document
• the number of times each word appears in the document
• the number of documents in which your word appears
• how high in the - such as the title - the word appears

Note: The document titles returned from your search may be indicate relevancy.