When you search with a keyword the texts and titles of programs, resources and links will be searched.
You can always start your search with a single word.Example: pesach will find all programs/ articles containing the word "Pesach."
- You may want to narrow your search by using a series of words. The search will look for documents containing all of the terms you've specified, just as if you included the word "and" between each of your keywords.Example: pesach haggada will find all programs/articles containing the words "pesach" and "haggada."
- If you want to search for a specific phrase, use quotes.Example: "pesach haggada" will find all programs/articles where the word "pesach" is followed directly by "haggada."
Capitalization does not matter when you are typing your search. Spelling does matter; your search will fail or find the wrong documents if you misspell one or more search terms
How do I get better search results?
Too many results: Be specific with your search terms. If your search returns too many articles, refine your search by adding additional keywords or by choosing less common keywords.
Not enough results: To get more results, select different or more common search words or a broader date range.
What if I have additional questions?
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The keywords search is not case sensitive.