Hello. Would you please explain how to do simultenous search in two different paths? For example how is "go" searched in C: at the same time "went" in D:?
Thank you.
simultaneous search in two different paths?
Re: simultaneous search in two different paths?
Please try the following search:
<c: go> | <d: went>
< and > = operator grouping
space = AND
| = OR
<c: go> | <d: went>
< and > = operator grouping
space = AND
| = OR
Re: simultaneous search in two different paths?
Thanks I got it but would you please explain some technical terms used here? What are the operators in our case and how are they grouped?
Thank you.
Thank you.
Re: simultaneous search in two different paths?
There are 3 boolean operators in Everything:
space = AND
Example:
abc 123 = abc AND 123
| = OR
Example:
abc|123 = abc OR 123
! = NOT
Example:
!abc = NOT abc
Everything will see <c: go> | <d: went> as:
(c: AND go) OR (d: AND went)
The search terms inside the < > group are done first.
Without grouping, Everything would see c: go | d: went as:
c: AND (go OR d:) AND went
which would give very different results.
space = AND
Example:
abc 123 = abc AND 123
| = OR
Example:
abc|123 = abc OR 123
! = NOT
Example:
!abc = NOT abc
Everything will see <c: go> | <d: went> as:
(c: AND go) OR (d: AND went)
The search terms inside the < > group are done first.
Without grouping, Everything would see c: go | d: went as:
c: AND (go OR d:) AND went
which would give very different results.