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PieSearchingPagesSearching ContentsTo search pages for character strings use the small text field on the left. Enter the text you are looking for and click *Find*. If one of the pages managed by Pie contains the entered string, the respective page is listed in the forthcoming table. For a more advanced search mechanism that offers various options to be toggled and combined, click Find with an empty text string. This will take you to Pie's advanced search user interface.
In either mode, Pie goes through the source pages literally to find the respective search string. The search mechanism makes no difference between normal text and meta text, the latter being text that is not actually displayed on the screen when displaying a page. If, for example, you searched for pages containing a literal equal sign and had pages with headline components available, these pages would show up among the candidates of pages containing your search string although the equal sign is converted into headline code instead of being displayed itself. The same applies to the name of links, which are, while being searched, treated as ordinary chunks of characters and part of the page's content. In general, meta text consists of control characters like those used as selectors at the beginning of lines and spans, as well as links to other pages placed inside brackets.
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