You must have Windows 7 or 8 and one of the following browsers: Internet Explorer (tested on Versions 8, 9, 10, and 11), Chrome (tested on Version 31), Firefox (tested on Version 26), or Safari (tested on Version 5.1.7).
NOTE: Optional browser bars turned on above and below UPSearch (status, favorites, etc.) can hide UPSearch controls and reduce its operability.

In the "Exact" search mode, the exact phrase in the Search Box is sought.

In the "All" search mode, all lines (titles and paragraphs) that each contain all of the words in the Search Box are sought.

In the "Any" search mode, all lines containing any of the words in the Search Box are sought.

The "All" mode is useful to find material relating various concepts to each other; for example, "absolutes paradise" (terms are not case sensitive).

The "Any" mode is useful to find text relating to a single term that is expressed in variations; for example "angel angels" or "angel angels angelic seraphim seraph seraphic".

By typing two adjacent hyphens, with no space between them and no space before or after either of them.
The search, when submitted, with be for a true em-dash and the text in the Search Box will be corrected to include the em-dash instead of the hyphens.

By selecting text in the Text Panel or in the Results Panel. Selected text will automatically appear in the Search Box.
To avoid entering fragments of words into the Search Box, you can use PowerClick, which selects only whole words.
To use PowerClick, double-click on a word and, to select multiple words, hold, and drag.
Excess spaces before and after words are ignored during search.