Search Interface
The Preferences panel allows you to personalize your search experience by adding and/or removing result elements, and configuring the general behavior of your search interface. Each user can define it's own preferences, so the choices you make won't affect other users.
The panel is divided in three main sections whose options are described below.
Number of results per page: This option allows you to specify how many results should be displayed on each page. Increasing this number may make the interface a little slower since the web browser will have to download and render more information.
Number of characters in excerpt: This options controls the approximate length of the excerpt that are displayed below each result. Increase this value if you want to see more of each result without having to open the Summary panel.
Always open results in new window: Checking this box will cause all results to open in a new browser window, instead of being loaded directly in the current window.
This section allows you to select the information that will be displayed for each result.
Result number: Check this box to have the index of each result for the current query displayed.
Address: Check this box to have the address of each result displayed.
Excerpt: Check this box to have an excerpt of each result displayed.
Language: Check this box to have the language of each result displayed.
Last click: Check this box to have the last time you opened a specific result displayed.
Score: Check this box to have the ranking score of each result displayed.
Size: Check this box to have the size of each result displayed.
Concepts: Check this box to have extraced concepts for each result displayed.
Modified date: Check this box to have the last modification date for each result displayed.
Indexed date: Check this box to have the date at which each result was indexed displayed.
Author: Check this box to have the name of the last person who modified a document displayed.
E-mail: Check this box to have the sender and recipient address of each email result displayed.
Collection/source: Check this box to have the collection and source from which each result comes displayed.
Contextual commands: Check this box to have the Summary, Quick View/Cached and Folder links for each result displayed, when possible.
Rating: Check this box to have the collaborative or personal rating of each result displayed.
Filter duplicates: When this box is checked, Coveo Enterprise Search will automatically filter out duplicate copies of the same document from the results.
Optimize exact phrase queries: When this box is checked, queries performed with exact phrase matching (using double quotes) will be optimized for greater performance, but may leave out some less relevant documents.
Include interface language in score calculation: When this box is checked, Coveo Enterprise Search will favor documents in the same language as the one of the search interface through which you are performing your search.
Use thesaurus for automatic query expansions: When this box is checked, the thesaurus defined by your system administrator will be used to expand queries with synonyms of the words you entered.
Use wildcards for queries: When this box is checked, it becomes possible to use wildcards in query expressions.
Use collaborative rating: When this box is checked, the ordering of your search results may be influenced by the number of times they have been clicked by your fellow coworkers, and also allows you to provide your own custom ratings for documents.
To save your changes and return to the search results, use the Return to Search link