The Boolean search boxes guide you through criteria selection, allowing you to specify the metadata that is included or excluded from your search. These boxes can be used either in conjunction with or instead of the free text search box.
To perform a search using the Boolean search boxes:
Click the More Options tab.
Select the appropriate metadata from the Metadata Field
menu.
Result: The page refreshes with the appropriate subsequent fields
in the row.
Select Contains or Does not contain from the association menu.
Enter or select the desired criteria associated with the metadata entered/selected in the Criteria box/menu.
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Tip: This box changes depending on the metadata field selected in Step 2. For example, if you select Slug in the Metadata Field menu, you must enter one or more words in the Criteria box (such as Korea Nuclear) that appears (or does not appear) in the Slug line. However, if you select Category in the Metadata Field menu, you must select an appropriate news category (such as Business - F) from the Criteria box menu. |
(If necessary) Select AND
or OR from
the Operator menu and repeat this procedure in the following row(s). Click
Add Row or 
to add extra search rows to further narrow
your search. Click 
remove search rows.
