SwanSearch: "WCF1 Speeches": 

 World Congress of Families I Speech Archive

 

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How To Search:

Step 1. Enter Search Word or Phrase: Type word(s) that you want to search for into the entry box.

Step 2. Click Search Button

 

Optional Search Features:

Step 3. Select Scope of Search:

 Select Option:               To Search:

 Search All  all documents on websites, The Howard Center (profam.org) and World Congress of Families (worldcongress.org
 Search All THC  all documents on The Howard Center website (profam.org)
 Search All WCF  all documents on World Congress of Families website (worldcongress.org)
 Dr. Howard Speeches       John A. Howard, Ph.D., selected speeches, articles, etc.
 Dr. Carlson Speeches  Allan C. Carlson, Ph. D., selected speeches, articles, etc.
 WCF Speeches All  all available speeches for World Congress of Families 1, 2, & 3
 WCF1 Speeches  all available speeches for World Congress of Families 1
 WCF2 Speeches  all available speeches for World Congress of Families 2
 WCF3 Speeches  all available speeches for World Congress of Families 3
 Family in America  all Family in America issues for years 2000 thru current issue 2004
 New Research  all New Research issues for years 2000 thru current issue 2004
 Religion & Society  all Religion & Society issues for years 2000 thru current issue 2004
 Family Updates  all Family Update Online! issues for years 2000 thru current issue 2004

Step 4. Select Search Option for Search Phrase (words entered into entry box, in Step 1.)

Find ANY Word:  Type one or more words and select [Find ANY Words] to find any of the words (usual default).

Find All Words:  Type more than one word and select [Find ALL Words] to find all of the words.

Find Exact Phrase:  Type the words and select [Find EXACT phrase]. Punctuation must be the same to be found between words, for example "Smith, John". (Or you can search for exact phrases by surrounding them in double quotes "...".)


Boolean Operators: + -

Use + in front of each word or a quoted phrase that you require.
Use - in front of each word that you want to exclude.

Boolean Expressions: AND  OR  NOT  ( )

Use AND, OR, NOT, ( ) to form a Boolean expression. AND requires, OR allows, NOT excludes.
Use double quotes to protect the words "and", "or", or "not" in a phrase.

Examples:

 Query:                                      Gets the documents with:

 stock market   'stock' or 'market' or both 
 "stock market"   the phrase 'stock market' 
 +stock +market   'stock' and 'market' 
 +stock -market   'stock' but not 'market' 
 +president -"United States"   'president' but not 'United States' 
 (stock OR market) AND NOT president   'stock' or 'market', and without 'president' 

Capitalization doesn't matter. The ranked results will come from a total match on the words and phrases which you supply, so try to think of several specific terms for your topic and spell them correctly. It may help to include important plurals and derived words too, like [address addresses contact contacting information].

 

 

 

 

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