How to design a search query

Suppose you are looking for some song with the title "Looking out my backdoor" and don't remember the group. The filename, following the naming conventions at this archive would then probably be "LookingOutMyBackdoor.chopro". To compose a query you could try with keywords as "Backdoor" or "Looking".

You can enter up to three keywords at once; those keywords will be combined with a logical AND operator.
E.g: Likewise, when searching for a group/artist, following the naming conventions, the proper name of the group Creedence Clearwater would be Creedence.Clearwater. A possible query string could therefor be "Clearwater" or "Creedence" or the complete name "Creedence.Clearwater".

You can enter up to three keywords at once; those keywords will be combined with a logical AND operator.
E.g: You could enter as search string: Looking Backdoor Creedence which will return a link to the file: ./c/Creedence.Clearwater/LookingOutMyBackdoor.chopro

NOTE: A totally stupid keyword to search for would be for example: 'chopro' , 'the' or a single letter which would result in 2800+ matches!!!

TIP: When looking for a specific file, try first with an exact match using the Case-sensitive search method. If that query was unsuccessful try the Case-insensitive method. Still unsuccessful? Try with less specific keywords.

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