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Clarifying the use of quotation mark in quick search
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Reworded "Speeding Up Quick Searches"
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Expand Up @@ -22,7 +22,9 @@ Quick search can be used in three different modes:

### Speeding Up Quick Searches

When you have very large collections, the quick search's "search-as-you-type" search might become slow. To speed things up, type a quotation mark " mark at the start of your search. This prevents searches from running until you type Enter/Return or a second quotation mark.
By default, the quick search searches automatically as you type. In very large libraries, this can result in a slow search experience.

To speed things up, type a quotation mark `"` mark at the beginning of the search field. This causes the search to start only when you type `Enter`/`Return`.

## Advanced Search

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