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Searching for DocumentsInfoView manages a large number of documents. To make it easy to find the document you need, you can search for documents based on the document's name, author name, keywords, and date of last modification using the Search page. You can even combine one, two, or all of these search criteria--document name, author name, and date modified--to search through a narrower array of documents. The only thing you cannot combine is storage areas. That is, you cannot search through the corporate documents in the repository and your personal documents stored on the InfoView server at the same time. Note: If you remember at least part of the document's name, as well as the document list it belongs to, it's probably quicker to do a Quick Search. See Using the Quick Search facility. To search for one or more documents:
You don't have to enter the entire document name. For example, if you want to search for a document entitled "Revenue by quarter and sales district," just enter the word "Revenue." If you use too common a word, the search may take a long time, or return too many document names to be useful.
You can launch a search either by entering the author's entire name, or a partial name. Again, avoid using common names to prevent time-consuming searches and long document lists.
Note that the creation, first publication, or first saved dates are not taken into account in this search. The only date that is matched is the date the document was last saved to the selected storage area.
Once the search engine returns a list of matching documents, you can view any of them by clicking the document's name in the list. Note: You can also search for documents by extension, for example, .doc or .txt. This type of search is only available for non-BusinessObjects documents. Return to topic: Managing Documents |
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