Kyle,
If you have not edited your noise word list, then as, be, if, is, to are all
noise words and are not indexed. That means, of course, that you cannot
search for them.
To get those words included you will need to edit the noise word list for
the language you are using to remove those words from exclusion. If you
want no words excluded, edit the noise word list down to a single blank.
(Or, a single impossible word.) Then you will need to rebuild the index(es)
that are affected.
Since I am in the US, I have a noiseENU.txt that is unedited and a
noiseENG.txt that has no noise words in it. I can then set the language for
fulltext indexing to either English (actually American English,
noiseENU.txt) or to British English (noiseENG.txt).
RLF
"Kyle Jedrusiak" wrote in message
> Could also be we're doing something wrong.
>
> If we try our search specifically using "as if"...it doesn't find any
> matches.
>
> Kyle Jedrusiak
>
>> Stay informed about: Is there a way to search for this...including the quotes ""..