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; The Blue Wave Offline Mail Reader v2.12 OS/2
; Copyright (C) 1992-1994 by Cutting Edge Computing
; All Rights Reserved.
;
; Sample Keyword Search File
;
; Blank lines, and lines beginning with a ';' are ignored.
; Keywords are case insensitive, and must contain at least 3 characters.
; A Keyword of 'and' will find "Sand", "sAnD", "and", & "brands".
;
; There is a limit of 5 keywords per file in UNREGISTERED COPIES
; of The Blue Wave Offline Mail Reader. After you have registered your
; copy, you can have as many keywords in one file as you care to.
; When Keyword searching, the reader ignores all cr's, lf's, and soft
; cr's. Therefore it can find strings that span across multiple lines
; in the message text, like the following that will almost definitely
; find something in the FidoNet BLUEWAVE Echo!
Blue Wave
BWave
; Or, to catch all of the above, simply use:
Wave
; Remember... The default mode of the reader is to find all matches to a
; keyword within both message headers (From:, To:, and Subj: fields), and
; within the message text. You can control this behavior by prefixing your
; keyword with the following 'tokens':
;
; !keyword - will search for this keyword ONLY within the message text.
; @keyword - will search for this keyword ONLY within the message header.
@John Doe
@Mary Poppins
!9600 baud modem
!IBM Printer
; You can even FURTHER control the way the reader searches for keywords by
; using the "#keyword" token. As described above, the reader will find
; matches to a keyword even *within* other words. Let's suppose you are
; a genealogist, and you are searching an area containing 500 messages that
; may contain information about one of your relatives named "Brown". In
; the default mode, the reader will stop you at every message that
; contained "BROWN" somewhere in the message; Even at unwanted messages
; that might contain "Browning", "Brownman", or "Brownstone". To search
; for only the word "Brown", and NO word that is a superset of "Brown", you
; could search for:
#Brown
#Smith
#Adams
; The tokens described above can also be combined, allowing you to search
; for WHOLE WORDS only in either the message text or the message header.
;
; The following keyword entry will find only the whole word SMITH in the
; message headers:
#@Smith
; The following keyword entry will find only the whole word SMITH in the
; message bodies (text):
#!Smith
; End of KEYWORDS.BW