In order to execute
a search, you must select an item or items before you search.The Two-Step Search allows you to just type your search terms and execute your searchyou dont have to remember any special search syntax.
In order to execute
a search, you must select an item or items before you search.
Type your terms or a complete citation in the word search box on the navigation bar.
Click the Search button.
You can set certain search options so they apply every time you search. See: Setting your search preferences.
When you display your search results "by Document," Two-Step Search, by default, will automatically rank your results by relevancy with the best matches listed first. Documents returned include those from typical internet research products and U.S. Master Tax Guide Plus containing all of the search terms you typed as well as related terms from CCH's legal thesaurus. Also, along with the titles of the documents your search retrieved, your Search Results List will contain the words surrounding the first occurrence of your search term or terms. You can also display your search results "by Table of Contents." See Displaying your search results by table of contents.
If you would like to have more search options so that you can be more precise about the results you receive, use Search Tools. See: Adding power to your Search: Search Tools.
If you change
Search Tools options or Search Preference settings, these changes will
apply to the Two-Step Search as well.