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Subject: Newbie question about search behavior
From: Mike Thomsen <mikerthomsen@gmail.com>
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Is it possible to set up Lucene to treat a keyword search such as

title:News

implicitly like

title:News*

so that any title that begins with News will be returned without the
user having to throw in a wildcard?

Also, are there any common filters and such that are generally
considered a good practice to throw into the schema for an
English-language website?

Thanks,

Mike