SPIRES search form - why more lines

Examples :

1. Sort the result as you prefer, using the sequence command, e.g. by collaboration (ascending order) and then by report number (descending order)   in HEP.

   find t neutralino and r cern-ep# seq cn r(D)

2. Choose a different display format , e.g. brief in HEP.
   Hint:   show formats  gives a list of all available formats.

   set format wwwbriefhtml find a schreiber and date >= 99

3. Display fields of your choice in the result, e.g. the unique system (internal reference) number IRN, the first author FA, and all report numbers R   in HEP.
   Note : You must set the number of records to be displayed to 0
   Note : to suppress any default output  (line 3. in the form)

   find t macho and waves type IRN FA R

   Another way of doing it :
   (Here the number of records to be displayed is irrelevant)

   find t macho and waves set ele IRN FA R

4. Execute a predefined query stored in some file in AFS disk space,   e.g. the file /afs/desy.de/user/p/preisner/public/que contains 3 queries to the HEP database

                          fin fa preissner
                          and dk talk
                          typ
                          fin fa bodek and t f2
                          typ
                          fin k belle and date >= last month-6
   

   Note that
   • the type command after query 3 is omitted, as it is provided by the system,
   • the file must have read permissions for the Web server,
   • the command (link) to display any remaining records will (may) not work
   • replacing typ by :typ//- <br><br> in the query gives nicer html

   use /afs/desy.de/user/p/preisner/public/que xeq

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5. SPIRES's explain facility often displays a multiple choice list (numbered) and asks : Which number ?
   Simply enter your choice in line 2,   e.g.

   exp date 6

6. Your example may appear here, if you have a nice one

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