Help Centers settings page lets you specify how to search and how to display results.To set search options: Click Options > Set Search Options (in the left panel) (Figure 3.6 ).Set your choices in Set Search Options, working from Table 3.1 .
Figure 3.6. Help Center shows up to 15 results per category by default. You may want to increase this limit and accept longer internet searches.
Figure 3.5).Unchecked: Show results without highlighting.Suggested TopicsChecked: Sort results by relevance by comparing your search phrase with a database of keywords. Unchecked: Sort results alphabetically.Full-Text Search MatchesChecked: Show any document containing your search phrase. Unchecked: Searches are confined by other criteria (such as Suggested Topics).Search in Title OnlyChecked: Limit searches to topic titles and ignore body text. Unchecked: Search entire documents.Match Similar WordsChecked: Search for alternative and approximate forms of words (network and networking). Unchecked: Searches for only the exact terms entered (not case-sensitive).Microsoft Knowledge BaseChecked: Include a search of Microsofts vast keyword-oriented database of technical articles. Unchecked: Dont search the Knowledge Base. Uncheck if youre not connected to the internet.All Microsoft ProductsSelect a single Microsoft product to search on from a giant drop-down list or search on all Microsoft products (default).Search for:All of the Words: Show only documents that contain all your search terms. Any of the Words: Display all documents that contain any of your search terms. The Exact Phrase: Show all documents that contain your search terms in the order in which you give them (same as enclosing the phrase in quotes). The Boolean Phrase: Use the AND, OR, NOT, and NEAR operators in search phrases. (internet NOT explorer finds topics related to the internet but not to Microsofts browser, for example.)Search in Title OnlyChecked: Ignore body text (within the Knowledge Base). Unchecked: Search body text (within the Knowledge Base). TipIn Boolean searches, AND shows pages that contain both specified words; OR shows pages that contain either specified word; and AND NOT shows pages that dont contain the specified word. If you omit a Boolean operator, pages matching all specified words in any order are shown (same as AND).