| Using the single field search |
| 1) Select Single Field Search from the home page (see below) |
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| 2) Use drop down box to select database field to search (see below) |
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| 3) Enter search word in input box (see above) |
| 4) Select field to sort by from second drop down box (see below) |
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| 5) Use reset button to clear text box and start over (see below) |
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| 6) Click the submit button (see above) |
| 7) Submitting the search will open a new window |
| 8) Closing the new window can be done at any time using the close button |
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| Using the multiple field search |
| 1) Select Multiple Field Search from the home page by clicking on link.(see below) |
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| 2) From here click the Step 1 Button (see below) |
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| 3) Enter the number of database fields to search.(see below) |
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| 4) Use drop down box to select database field to search (see below) |
| 5) Enter search word in input box (see below) |
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| 6) The Submit button opens a new window and displays the results (see above) |
| 7) Use reset button to clear text box and start over (see above) |
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| Saving the results of your search to an Excel spreadsheet |
| 1) In your browser window click file --> save as --> |
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| 2) Then select a directory to store the spreadsheet, I am putting it on the desktop for easy access |
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| 3) Give the spreadsheet a name with a (dot) .xls extension, I used All.xls |
| 4) Click the save button |
| 5) This file will open slowly the first time because of the conversions |
| 6) Once the file is opened you will be able to manipulate the data as you would in any Excel spreadsheet |
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