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for example.. a search would not find the right hit if searching for:<br />
one space, but multiple spaces entered<br />
( instead of [ or { or &lt;<br />
' instead of "<br />
; instead of :<br />
&amp; instead of + or and<br />
_ instead of -<br />
anyway.. my point is that special characters are arbitrary.. and confuse things.  I would strip them all out of the databases, and strip them from all search queries<br />
I recently had a disaster in which a search was done on s instead of 's     A trailing s could also be considered a special character.<p></p>
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copyright issues...<br />
except [invalid character from renaming files are the ff: symbol<br />
\ / : * ? " &lt; &gt;<br />
One word/keyword search will narrow [filter] all files, except those files that has name w/ spaces like [S-P A _C.3:] are difficult to find...</p>
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