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Getting the most from The Gazette January 2015 Introductions - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Getting the most from The Gazette January 2015 Introductions - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Getting the most from The Gazette January 2015 Introductions News Immediate free text search from the home page 4 sections, with bespoke content and search features Search guide and handy hints My Gazette
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- News
- Immediate free
text search from the home page
- 4 sections, with
bespoke content and search features
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- Search guide and handy hints
- My Gazette – save notices and searches, create a bespoke Gazette
- Share what you discover
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- Use one
- ption or
combine for a more exact search
- Use the
Notice type taxonomy for notices from 1998
- nwards
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- News and resources directly related to insolvency
- Search taxonomy for corporate insolvency and personal bankruptcy
- Related services such as data feeds
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- News and resources directly related to wills and probate
- Probate checklist
- Search taxonomy for deceased estate notices
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- News and resources directly related to awards and accreditations
- Bespoke search taxonomy for post 1998 notices
- Tick box to include supplements
- WW1 notices section
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Getting the most out of The Gazette
DO...
- Use the “All notices” section to begin your search journey.
- Ensure you spell names correctly and try variations e.g. John
Arthur Smith, J. A. Smith, J. Smith.
- Select the correct date range – the narrower the date range, the
more targeted the results.
- Tick the notice type selections when searching for notices from
1998 onwards only. For pre 1998 notices and supplements use the text search box.
- Share your findings on social media.
- Let us know what you think!
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Getting the most out of The Gazette
DON’T...
- Forget to clear your text box and categories if you want to
conduct another search.
- Use commas or symbols, for example & or *. Quote marks (““) are
fine, but only for exact match searches.
- Rely on Wikipedia to provide you with information prior to
searching, it can often be wrong.
- Forget you can search PDFs using CTRL+F (if you use a Chrome
browser) or by clicking “find” at the top of your webpage (if you use Internet Explorer or Firefox).
- Give up!
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To recap…. Start from the ‘all notices’ section
Use filters to refine the search
Click the “clear all’ button to start a new search
Remember to ‘UPDATE’ your results
Use the notice type selections carefully! Use each section for bespoke searches and features
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