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Include, First Word, Exact Match, Fuzzy Search, Example To find ABC, enter A, B or C.

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Specifying E-mail Destinations Note ❒ Up to 100 destinations can be displayed as search results. ❒ If an e-mail address returned by the LDAP server is too long, it will be im- possible to specify it as the destination. For details about the number of characters that can be specified, see "E-mail". 1 ❒ You can register multiple e-mail addresses in individual LDAP server accounts. However, only one e-mail address will be displayed as the search result. Usually, the address that was registered first on the LDAP server is the address that is displayed. ❒ You can select criteria from the following list: • [Include]: The names which contain an entered character or characters are targeted. Example) To find "ABC", enter "A", "B" or "C". • [Exclude]: The names which do not contain an entered character or characters are targeted. Example) To find "ABC", enter "D". • [First Word]: The names which start with the entered character or characters are targeted. Example) To find "ABC", enter "A". • [Last Word]: The names which end with the entered character or characters are targeted. Example) To find "ABC", enter "C". • [Exact Match]: The names which correspond to an entered character or characters are targeted. Example) To find "ABC", enter "ABC". • [Fuzzy Search]: a vague search (The function of this vague search depends on the system supported by the LDAP server.) Reference p.123 "E-mail" 27

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Specifying E-mail Destinations
27
1
Note
❒
Up to 100 destinations can be displayed as search results.
❒
If an e-mail address returned by the LDAP server is too long, it will be im-
possible to specify it as the destination. For details about the number of
characters that can be specified, see "E-mail".
❒
You can register multiple e-mail addresses in individual LDAP server ac-
counts. However, only one e-mail address will be displayed as the search
result. Usually, the address that was registered first on the LDAP server is
the address that is displayed.
❒
You can select criteria from the following list:
•
[
Include
]
: The names which contain an entered character or characters are
targeted.
Example) To find "ABC", enter "A", "B" or "C".
•
[
Exclude
]
: The names which do not contain an entered character or charac-
ters are targeted.
Example) To find "ABC", enter "D".
•
[
First Word
]
: The names which start with the entered character or characters
are targeted.
Example) To find "ABC", enter "A".
•
[
Last Word
]
: The names which end with the entered character or characters
are targeted.
Example) To find "ABC", enter "C".
•
[
Exact Match
]
: The names which correspond to an entered character or char-
acters are targeted.
Example) To find "ABC", enter "ABC".
•
[
Fuzzy Search
]
: a vague search (The function of this vague search depends
on the system supported by the LDAP server.)
Reference
p.123 “E-mail”