Tips on the search function in the Online Help

Caution when using search terms with spaces between them

The search function is based on a so-called full text search with the terms logically linked by an OR and not by an AND function. Strictly speaking, the search function finds strings but not whole words. This distinction is particularly important

• ...if, for example, you are searching for a command with a blank in between, the search result is different when you enter #CS ON than with "#CS ON" (note the "" characters). The quotation marks here serve as a logical AND link between terms.
• ...when searching for commands as whole words. In this case, enter spaces.
  Example: Do not search for "SLS" but for " SLS ".

Notice

Use the “CTRL+F” command to search within a browser window.

A tip for navigating through (a large number of) search hits

You can easily display a new window in the search results menu by right-clicking the mouse and selecting “Open link in new tab/window”.