Enter your search term into the search box and click "Search". Once your search term has been located, results are presented in three sections of the screen. The center of the page displays findings ranked by relevance; on the left is a Discover Cloud of related words, terms, and ideas; and on the right is a menu of choices allowing you to refine the search. If you would like to conduct a Site Search with the same search term, just click on the tab.

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Search Terms
Using the right search term will yield the best results. Start with something simple; using multiple terms will make your search more specific. If you can't think of the perfect search term to find what you are looking for, enter a related search term and then consult the Discover Cloud (see below) to help you. The Discover Cloud will be populated once you enter a search term.
For example, to search for information on repairing a bicycle of a certain make, use:
If you want to conduct a very specific search by keyword, author, title, ISBN, or call number, type:
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Discover Cloud
The Discover Cloud, located to the left of your search results, will present related words, terms, and ideas to help guide, specify, or expand your search.
In the Discover Cloud you will find:
Refine Menu
After you have searched your terms, use the Refine menu to the right of your search results to select format, author, subject, languages, series, etc.
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Automatic "And" Searches
By default, AquaBrowser will look only for items that include all of your search terms. There is no need to include "and" between terms. If you are looking for books that contain information about both apples and oranges, enter:

You can also use 'or' between terms to indicate that results can have any of the mentioned words.
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Capitalization
AquaBrowser is NOT case sensitive. Everything you type into the search box will be regarded the same.
Example:

and

will return the same results.
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RSS
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