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Searching by Typing a Word

You can find a book or other material by typing a word or words to look for. You can look for a word in a title, a series name, an author's name, a subject, or anywhere in the library catalog. You can also decide if you want to find just fiction (novels and stories), or just non-fiction (such as history, science, or biographies).

Example:
To find the book Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, type Phoenix and click Title. This search works because the word Phoenix is part of the book's title.

Search by typing a word

Follow these steps to search by typing a word or words.

  1. Type a word or words in the Look for box.
    • You can type part of a word and an asterisk * to stand for the rest of the word.

Example:
To look for wizards, you can type wiz*

Example:
To look for woman or women, you can type wom?n.

Example:
Harry Potter looks for Harry Potter, Potter Harry, Harry, or Potter.

  1. Pick a place in the library catalog to look for the word you typed:

Tip:
You can type a word and press ENTER to find materials with your word anywhere in the library catalog.

  1. To clear your search results and go back to the home page, click the picture at the top of the page.
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