Find a record

Find a record

1. Type part of a record's name or code in the search box at the right end of the source row, and press Enter or Search. Every type you may read is searched. The boxes inside the columns are not this one: each only filters the list it stands over.
2. The records found are listed in a column headed Found, under their types. Choose one: it opens where it stands, with its relations beside it — you do not come down from its type.
3. The path now begins with your search. Its first part returns to what was found.

• A search needs at least three letters: Type at least 3 letters to search.
• Capitals do not matter, and neither does which letter i a word is written with: YILMAZ, yilmaz and Yılmaz find the same record. Every other letter is itself — ş is not s.
• Ten records of each type are listed. Where a type has more, it says so; open the type and narrow it there, or type more letters.
• More records match than could be read, so a type may be missing here. Type more letters.: the search stopped at two thousand matches.
• With more than twelve types, Types stands under what each type is a kind of, with Other types last, and gains a box that finds a type by its name.