Sets Menu 1: Default Search Operator

    The Sets option on the Options Pulldown Menu is used to change
    the default settings as well as to assess the status of default
    settings and other database variables.  The Sets option calls up
    a Settings Dialog box which contains the following items:

               Default Search Operator 
                    -- OR
                    -- AND
                    -- ADJACENT
               List Options
                    -- Show Doc ID #
                    -- Hide Field Labels
                    -- Hide All on Click
               Database Statistics


    Default Search Operator 
              
         OR                  
         The default for WINDOWS PERSONAL LIBRARIAN is usually set
         to an "OR" Search Operator.  In an "OR" search, every word
         and/or number inserted in the Search Window Text Entry Area
         will be searched for in the database and considered a hit,
         if found.  Therefore, all documents containing any one or a
         combination of these search terms will be retrieved by a
         search unless you have typed in a different Boolean
         operator, such as an "and", to override the default
         operator between any two terms.  To change the Search
         Operator Default, move your mouse pointer to the Sets Menu
         and click.  
 
         AND                 
         To change the Default Search Operator to an "AND" Search
         Operator, click on the "AND" button (circle) in the Sets
         Menu.  In an "AND" search, each word you place in the
         Search Box must be present in a document in order for the
         document to be retrieved.
           
         ADJACENT
         When "ADJACENT" is chosen as the search operator default,
         each word in the Search Text Entry Area must be found (not
         including Stop Words) in the SAME ORDER as entered and 
         NEXT TO ONE ANOTHER in order for the document to be
         retrieved.  This method is used for searching a string of
         words or phrases.  

         Note:  All the above operators may be manually entered or
         overridden between any two search variables (words, etc.).