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Subject: Is there a way to do an exact-match search on this list?
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Greetings!

I just tried to do a search in the archives of this list for ".Net
provider".  The search returned results contained "provided" and
"providing".  Is there a way to make sure that my searches return only
messages containing strings that exactly match what I'm looking for?

Thank you very much.

RobR