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This is excellent. Thank you!

As an aside, I just searched for "IDE" (without quotes), " IDE " (sans quotes), and " IDE " (with quotes). Note the attempts to include leading/trailing spaces. In all cases the results included many (most) pages with no standalone IDE in them, but as word parts.

I don't know anything about Everything :) so don't know what it looks like in the query, plus, as usual, I can get the data other ways (Google, different terms, etc.) but thought I'd point it out.

Thanks again! It is very flexible and fast, much appreciated.

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