Including conjunctions in search strings?

[GW0ETF]

Been trying to search a radio/electronics group for 'IF output' - the 'IF' stands for Intermediate Frequency but everyone uses the initials....

Trouble is Nabble appears to be set up to ignore all conjunctions *even* when included within quotation marks as a literal phrase. Anyone know if there's a way round this? Output as a phrase returns thousands of hits and is useless.

Thanks,

Stewart Rolfe

[Hugo <Nabble>]

Did you try the advanced search?

[GW0ETF]

Yes...'IF' is just ignored in Adv search and when you return to the page 'IF' has been deleted from the box....

Cheers,

Stewart Rolfe

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[Franklin <Nabble>]

Yes, very common words aren't being indexed.  We will try indexing all words for the next release and see if performance holds up.