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This happens in our catalog as well. It appears that one must have at least
two characters before the *, but may have only one character after. I tried
your m*n example and a couple of others using one character * one character
and always got no results. However, sm*e, got good results.

Aline Soules <asoules at csuhayward dot edu> said:

> Searching wom*n in the WebPAC will retrieve hits for woman and women,
> while searching m*n does not retrieve any hits (man or men). We suspect
> that there needs to be at least 2 character before the * , e.g., as in
> sc*re, but we'd like to confirm that others are experiencing the same
> results (the manual does not seem to address this, or else we missed
> it). If our assumption is correct, how do you search for the keywords
> man or men? Is using the keyword "man" OR "men" the only way?
>
> Aline Soules, Associate University Librarian
> California State University, Hayward
> tel. 510-885-4596
> e-mail: asoules at csuhayward dot edu
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