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The Beernet Online search engine uses most of the standard search techniques. Some of the most common that you might be interested in using are...

  • Search for exact phrases using quotation marks (" ")
    Typing "apple" or "sun" will find items with those exact words in sequence.
  • Use the minus sign (-) to narrow your search
    If you enter network -phone, that tells the search engine to include the word network but not phone. Don't forget - there's no space after the sign (e.g. -network, -phone).
  • Use a wildcard (*) for multiple endings
    By typing an * (asterisk symbol) at the end of a word, you can search for items with multiple endings. For example: Microsoft W* would return items such as Microsoft Word, Microsoft Works, etc.
  • Search Command Chart
    Here is a summary of the advanced search commands available to you:

    To search for: Use the Command: Example:
    One word AND another Use space between words beer industry
    Returns articles with the words beer and industry in the story
    One word OR another (word 1,word 2)
    Attention: No spaces after the comma!
    (beer,industry)
    Returns all articless with the words beer or industry in the story
    One word BUT NOT another -NotWord
    (minus symbol)
    Notice: No spaces after the minus sign!
    beer -industry
    Returns items containing the word beer and will exclude all items containing the word industry in the story




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