DTP - Find does not find

[myor]

I have a bookmark in DTP. I know that. This is the one-> codeweavers.com/products/pricing/

I search for Code. Nope. CodeWeavers; nope
I search for Pricing. Yes.

My search criteria (drop down of Find) are: All/All Words/Fuzzy/Database

I must be able to know that the search engine is reliable. What is wrong?

Thanks for your support.

Myor

[milhouse]

When I perform the same search I get no results when searching for ‘code’.

Using ‘codeweave’ pulls up the url as does ‘codeweavers’ and ‘Codeweavers’.

Searching on ‘.com’ and ‘www’ also pulls up the proper url.

Performing a similar search using the name limiter also produces similar results.

Strange indeed.

[myor]

Thanks for trying.

Well, interesting that you also found this intrieging.

When trying: “code” I get a lot of hits, but not this one

When trying: “codew” or “CodeW”, nothing is found

So: what is happening - well, I don’t know either…

I have sent a note to the support-address as well. They are very quick and diligent.

Thanks

[luix]

did you try »operator = phrase«?

[myor]

Thanks, for your reply, but could you explain a bit more in depth. I don’t understand.

Thanks
Myor

[luix]

sorry.
you will open the find-window (command-shift-f) and choose the operator »phrase«

the dtp help says:

Operator: Use these four options to either find documents containing all entered search words (‘All Words’) or to find only documents containing all entered words in exactly this very sequence (‘Phrase.’) ‘Any Word’ finds documents containing any of the given words, ‘Wildcards’ lets you use the wildcards such as the asterix and question mark (currently only in document names, not indocument contents.) ‘Phrase’ also finds partial words.

i tried with »phrase«, entered »codew« and succeeded in finding »codeweaver«.

[myor]

Thankssss!!

Well, now I have understood what I did not understand before. Thought that “any word” was enough as an “operator”.

And it works!!
Thanks again!
Myor

[luix]

great!