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search method requires more information

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I get the following message when doing a 'Title Word' search (using the word down): This search method requires more information.

This is the first time we have ever seen the message.  Does anyone have any suggestions?

 

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    I suspect the word "down" is in your Noise Word listing.  If you remove it from that listing, you shouldn't get that message.  

    As you may know, the Noise Word is a list of words that will not be indexed if they are used in record titles, notes, Thesaurus terms and Categories.  Noise Words ensure that your search lists will not be cluttered with unhelpful or forbidden terms and preserves the speed of retrieval of indexed records.

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    I suspect the word "down" is in your Noise Word listing.  If you remove it from that listing, you shouldn't get that message.  

    As you may know, the Noise Word is a list of words that will not be indexed if they are used in record titles, notes, Thesaurus terms and Categories.  Noise Words ensure that your search lists will not be cluttered with unhelpful or forbidden terms and preserves the speed of retrieval of indexed records.

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