Franklin enc-2005 Guida Utente
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Using Filters
➤ MARKing Filters
Many filters have subfilters, indicated
by a slanted arrow. For example, the
Places filter under the Article Type
category has 9 subfilters.
by a slanted arrow. For example, the
Places filter under the Article Type
category has 9 subfilters.
To select all its subfilters at once, high-
light a filter and then press
light a filter and then press
MARK
(green). To deselect all its subfilters,
press
press
MARK
(green) again.
➤ Understanding Filters
When you select filters from one cat-
egory, your selections are related by
egory, your selections are related by
or
.
For example, if you select
Persons
and
Places
from the Article Type category, all
the articles about persons or places will
be found.
be found.
However, when you select filters from
more than one category, your selections
are related by
more than one category, your selections
are related by
and
. For example, if you
select
Persons
from the Article Type cat-
egory and
1980s
from the Time Period
category, only articles about persons
and the 1980s will be found.
and the 1980s will be found.
Using Filters With Searches
To fine-tune your searches, you can
select filters after entering your
search words. Or you can select fil-
ters and then search for words. Try
this example.
select filters after entering your
search words. Or you can select fil-
ters and then search for words. Try
this example.
1. Select Go To Word Search
from the Locate menu.
2. Type war and then press
ENTER
.
3. Press
LOC
(yellow).
4. Select Location under Locate.
5. Press
5. Press
ENTER
to select Americas.
6. Select Latin America.
7. Press to view the matches.
These articles are about wars and
Latin America.
Latin America.
8. Select an article to view.
9. Press
CLEAR
when you’re done.