How can you search for special characters like colons (:) in Relativity?

Utilizing regular expressions is the correct approach for searching for special characters such as colons (:) in Relativity. Regular expressions offer a powerful way to specify search criteria, allowing users to define patterns that include special characters. This capability is particularly valuable when searching for terms or symbols that may have specific meanings or functions in other contexts.

Regular expressions can be crafted to precisely identify occurrences of special characters, enabling users to form complex queries that can include combinations of letters, numbers, and symbols. By applying regular expressions, users can effectively locate documents containing the specific characters they need, enhancing the accuracy and efficiency of their searches.

Other methods, such as using wildcards, are generally more suitable for variable text patterns and may not directly accommodate searches for specific special characters. Manual entry could potentially locate instances of a colon, but it lacks the precision and flexibility of regular expressions, especially in large datasets. Adjusting display settings does not aid in searching for specific characters; instead, it affects how information is visually presented in the interface.