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  1. <chapter>
  2. <title>
  3. Search
  4. </title>
  5. <summary>
  6. Searches through a folder for given criteria.
  7. </summary>
  8. <description>
  9. <p>
  10. With this useful tool, you can search through a specific folder for
  11. given criteria that match against different header fields.
  12. </p>
  13. </description>
  14. </chapter>
  15. <section>
  16. <title>
  17. General Overview
  18. </title>
  19. <description>
  20. <p>
  21. You simply choose the folder you wish to search, type in the search
  22. criteria, and then choose the part of the message to search. When
  23. you submit your data, the list of messages will come up below the
  24. search form. You can choose the message you wish to view, and read
  25. it just like a normal message.
  26. </p>
  27. <p>
  28. Notice that when you are reading messages and then go into the search
  29. section, your currently active folder will be the default to search
  30. through. For example, if you were browsing through your "Friends"
  31. folder and then click on "Search", "Friends" will already be selected
  32. for searching.
  33. </p>
  34. </description>
  35. </section>
  36. <section>
  37. <title>
  38. What to search through
  39. </title>
  40. <description>
  41. <p>
  42. To the left of the input field, you see a drop-down list of places
  43. that are possible to search through. This includes: Body, Everywhere,
  44. Subject, From, Cc, To.
  45. </p>
  46. <p>
  47. <b>Body</b> - Searches through the body of the message. This is the
  48. main part of the message where the important stuff is located.
  49. </p>
  50. <p>
  51. <b>Everywhere</b> - This searches everything, including the entire
  52. header for the message. Unless you are sure this is what you want,
  53. it probably isn't. It can return results that you wouldn't normally
  54. expect.
  55. </p>
  56. <p>
  57. <b>Subject</b> - Searches through the subjects for all the messages.
  58. </p>
  59. <p>
  60. <b>From</b> - Who the message is from. Note that this might be more
  61. than is actually displayed in the folder list. A normal "From" field
  62. includes the name AND email address, but SquirrelMail usually only
  63. displays the name. If your criteria matches the email address, but
  64. it is not displayed, that message will still return as having matched.
  65. </p>
  66. <p>
  67. <b>To</b> - Who the message was sent to. This can be many addresses,
  68. and is not always just one email address.
  69. </p>
  70. <p>
  71. <b>Cc</b> - Same as "To", except who the message was carbon copied to.
  72. </p>
  73. </description>
  74. </section>
  75. <section>
  76. <title>
  77. Recent Searches
  78. </title>
  79. <description>
  80. If you've enabled this option, the Search page also displays an overview of
  81. up to 9 of your most recent searches for quick access. Click on Search
  82. next to the listed search to perform it again. With the Save link
  83. you can move a search to the Saved Searches which will be kept until you
  84. explicitly press Delete. Click Forget to remove a search from the list of
  85. recent searches.
  86. </description>
  87. </section>