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Wildcart Characters

When you search, you can use the operator * and ? to search for partial words. The question mark (?) can be replaced by any character. The star (*) can be replaced with any or no characters.

  1. [c?r]
    matches car
  2. [f*]
    matches food, fast, furious, etc.
  3. [*plane]
    matches plane, airplane, etc.
Boolean operators

You can also use the boolean operators and, or and not.

  1. [john and mariah]
    matches all files with the words john and mariah
  2. [not robert]
    matches all files that do not contain the word robert
  3. [john or robert or mariah]
    matches all files that have one or more of the words john, robert or mariah
  4. [john or (robert and mariah)]
    matches files with the word john or the words robert or mariah
 

You can also combine the boolean operators with the wildcard characters.

  1. [eli%%sabeth]
    matches elisabeth
  2. [maria%%h]
    matches maria and mariah
Don't know the spelling?

DutchImage supports a special kind of search called fuzzy search.

This allows you to find a word even if you misspell it when you search or if it has been misspelled when the file was described. You can use the fuzziness operator directly when you type a search.

Use to percentage signs (%%) immediately after eachother near the part of the word you suspect is misspelled.

  1. [eli%%sabeth]
    matches elisabeth
  2. [maria%%h]
    matches maria and mariah