Enterprise Vault Personal.cloud Help
- Getting started with Personal.cloud
- About Enterprise Vault Personal.cloud
- Prerequisites for Personal.cloud
- Personal.cloud compatibility
- Logging in to Personal.cloud
- Configuring Microsoft Outlook web folders
- Monitoring other accounts
- Viewing delegate archives
- About Email Continuity
- About legacy data
- Configuring the Personal.cloud settings
- Changing your password
- Changing your message view
- Working with messages
- Using Search
- About Personal.cloud Search
- Using Quick Search
- Using Advanced Search
- Search syntax
- About stop words and special characters in searches
- Phrase searches
- Boolean operator searches
- Wildcard searches
- Proximity searches
- Double-byte character set searches
- About enhanced searches in Japanese
- Using Search Filters
- Creating Saved Searches
- Updating Saved Searches
- Deleting Saved Searches
- Searchable attachment types
- Personal.cloud Search FAQs
- Using Personal.cloud tags
- Using Folder Sync
- Personal.cloud known issues
- Personal.cloud updates in previous releases
About stop words and special characters in searches
Stop words are a set of commonly used words that Personal.cloud ignores when it performs a search. Personal.cloud treats the following words as stop words:
a, an, and, are, as, at
be, but, by
for
if, in, into, is, it
no, not
of, on, or
such
that, the, their, then, there, these, they, this, to
was, will, with
Note:
The stop words are supported in English only, unless your company subscribes to the option to perform enhanced searches in Japanese.
Note the following special cases:
In phrase searches a stop word acts as a placeholder for any stop word, or nothing.
See Phrase searches.
The words AND, OR, and NOT act as operators in a Boolean operator search.
Personal.cloud omits the following special characters from searches:
* @ # $ % ^ & - + = _ { } [ ] , < > ; : / \ ?
Note the following special cases:
In phrase searches a special character acts as a placeholder for any special character, or nothing.
See Phrase searches.
Question marks and asterisks act as wildcard characters in a wildcard search.
See Wildcard searches.