Re: Mailing list for Peru trip.
To: peru@johncon.com
From: john@email.johncon.com
Subject: Re: Mailing list for Peru trip.
Date: 24 Dec 2000 00:48:46 -0000
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consisting of keywords, boolean operators, and grouping
operators:
| is the 'or' boolean keyword operator,
& is the 'and' boolean keyword operator,
! is the 'not' boolean keyword operator,
and '(' and ')' are the grouping operators.
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Aliases for 'rel': relevance, search.
archive relx infix_keyword_expression
where infix_keyword_expression is an infix keyword expression
consisting of phonetic keywords, boolean operators, and
grouping operators:
| is the 'or' boolean keyword operator,
& is the 'and' boolean keyword operator,
! is the 'not' boolean keyword operator,
and '(' and ')' are the grouping operators.
The documents that contain the evaluated infix keyword
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Aliases for 'relx': sound, soundex.
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consisting of simple phonetic keywords, boolean operators, and
grouping operators:
| is the 'or' boolean keyword operator,
& is the 'and' boolean keyword operator,
! is the 'not' boolean keyword operator,
and '(' and ')' are the grouping operators.
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relevance.
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archive help
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To: peru-request@johncon.com
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To: peru-request@johncon.com
Subject:
archive rel (this & that) ! those
archive rel (some | more)
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To: peru-request@johncon.com
Subject: archive
rel (this & that) ! those
rel (some | more)
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words in documents as the search criteria. The "\\ " character
sequence is the concatenation delimiter for keywords:
To: peru-request@johncon.com
Subject: archive
rel (this\\ and\\ that)
The documents that contain the word "this",followed by the word
"and", followed by the word "that", are returned in an RFC934
digest, in order of relevance.
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