User Guide
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ADOBE GOLIVE CS2
User Guide
Wildcard patterns appear in the Saved Searches menu.
Guidelines for wildcard seaching
Use these guidelines when wildcard searching:
• Characters that are used to specify wildcard options, such as “?”, “\”, “[”, and “]”, must be preceded by a backslash.
For example, “\?” finds any question mark.
• The caret serves as a wildcard character only when it precedes a range of characters, as in “[^A-Z]”.
• The dash does not act as a wildcard character if it precedes a range of characters, as in “[-ABC]” or “[^-ABC]”. At
any other location, it acts as a wildcard character indicating a “from…to” relationship.
Wildcard search options
Search String Finds
Adobe|GoLive "Adobe" or "GoLive"
m(i|a)ll "mill" or "mall"
Adobe(GoLive)? "GoLive" if the latter exists,
else "Adobe"
</?HTML> "<HTML>" and "</HTML>"
Ye+s The word "Yes", containing any
number of successive "e" char-
acters, such as "Yes", "Yees",
"Yeees", etc.
Michael J[a-z]* Any string beginning with
"Michael J", followed by any
number of lowercase letters,
such as "Michael Jones",
"Michael Jamrosy", and
"Michael Jordan"