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------- Comment #2 from pcase@crs.loc.gov 2007-01-17 18:54 -------
I promised to find the language we had for ecaping wildcards in a previous
version.
It follows:
When "with wildcards" is present indicators and qualifiers must be escaped by a
backslash (\ ) if they are to be read as punctuation marks rather than
indicators and qualifiers. A period which is not an indicator must be preceded
by a backslash to be read as a period. Similarly a question mark, asterisk, or
plus sign which is not a qualifier must be preceded by a backslash to be read
as a question mark, asterisk, or plus sign.
Pat
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