| what are the boolean operators? | tomrecht | 3/21/12 5:27 PM | An article named "Boolean Operators" (http://support.google.com/mail/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=8931) says, "You can use boolean operators such as 'OR' when searching in Gmail". An appended comment says that NOT is represented by '-'. Is that it? O |
| Re: what are the boolean operators? | bkc56 | 3/21/12 7:46 PM | The only boolean operators that make sense for string searching are AND, OR, and NOT (-). What else did you have in mind? You've found the Google help article. Here's another site that give more useful information... How to search: http://email. |
| Re: what are the boolean operators? | tomrecht | 4/23/12 11:49 AM | I had in mind whatever was meant when they said, "Some of the most useful operators are listed", but didn't provide a list. I was also interested in whatever they consider less useful than "the most useful" ones that were on the list that I couldn't |