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	Case sensitive	Check this box if you want to find only matches having the exact case as your input. With this, a search for Mailing would not find mailing .
	Partial match	Check this box if you want to find partial matches to a word. With this, a search for mail would find mailing .
	Single line match	Check this if you want all terms of your search to be found on the same line. With this, a search for mailing;list will only find documents with both mailing and list on the same line.
	Restrict matched files	Check this if you want to restrict the search to a specific archive or set of archives. If not checked, the search will span all of the individual archives. Choose the archives to search from the following list:

Misspellings allowed.		Words can be found even if they are misspelled. Set this to the number of errors allowed in each match. With this set to 1 , a search for mailling will find mailing but not maling . Note that misspelled matches are not highlighted in the search results.

Max. files returned.		This limits the number of matching files that will be reported in the search results.

Max. matches per file.		This limits the number of matching lines that will be found in a single file. Set this to 0 if you only want to find matching files.