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Misspellings can
really burn you. Did you know that
“naptha” is really spelled naphtha?
Yeah … I learned the hard way! PowerPoint found my mistake and
underlined it, but when you’re querying DIALOG … you’re on your own! How many spelling bee trophies are on your
mantel?
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Sometimes your
search history – what you see in response to a “DS” (Display Sets) command –
can get longer than you originally envisioned. It can be hard to keep all of the sets
straight in your mind. That’s why I
make such ready use of the DS command.
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Watch how DIALOG
is handling your commands … it might refuse to process a limit or a prefix …
can you live with the result? Maybe …
maybe not.
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Oh … that last
one … the memories almost hurt! When
you’ve done the number of searches that I’ve done, you’re bound to have
stories to tell!
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Well, I think
I’ve covered enough ground to get you through Searching Exercise One with
flying colors. You know how to reach
me if I have failed to do so! See
y’all in Lesson Two!
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