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Notice, however, that there is a 'generic search' option presented at the bottom of the list of auto-complete terms. We STRONGLY RECOMMEND that you use the generic search option at the bottom of the drop-down list if you are having trouble finding things. | Notice, however, that there is a 'generic search' option presented at the bottom of the list of auto-complete terms. We STRONGLY RECOMMEND that you use the generic search option at the bottom of the drop-down list if you are having trouble finding things. | ||
If you want to search for a phrase, put the phrase into the search bar using double quotes on both ends, so the software doesn't give you individual options for every single word in the phrase. | If you want to search for a phrase, rather than a single word, put the phrase into the search bar using double quotes on both ends, so the software doesn't give you individual options for every single word in the phrase. | ||
Even better than that, once you are on the page of rules you are interested in, most web browsers have a 'search in page' function. This is often accessed by typing the command string 'Ctrl-F' while you have clicked into the page. "Ctrl-F" means that you press and hold the 'Control' key (Ctrl) on your keyboard, then press and release the 'f' letter key. In most browsers this causes a second search bar to pop open in which you can search for letters and words and phrases in the text of that exact page. If you are on your phone, most browsers have some search function like this, we invite you to consult your exact situation to work out how to access these tools. | Even better than that, once you are on the page of rules you are interested in, most web browsers have a 'search in page' function. This is often accessed by typing the command string 'Ctrl-F' while you have clicked into the page. "Ctrl-F" means that you press and hold the 'Control' key (Ctrl) on your keyboard, then press and release the 'f' letter key. In most browsers this causes a second search bar to pop open in which you can search for letters and words and phrases in the text of that exact page. If you are on your phone, most browsers have some search function like this, we invite you to consult your exact situation to work out how to access these tools. | ||