To scroll up and down a multi-page display, use the   or buttons.  You can also use the Go To Page feature at the bottom of the screen.  Press the down arrow and you will be shown how many pages there are in the selection.  Just highlight and click on one to be taken straight to that page.

You can also change the order of the selected records by highlighting a column heading and clicking once to sort the records from A first (descending order) or click again to sort the records from Z first (ascending order).  For example, entering taylor in the Quick Search box will display multiple pages of records, and if you highlight/click the Forenames column heading, the records will be re-sorted to display from Aaron to Zylvia.  This feature can also be used effectively with date columns, where you may want to see the entries with the latest Paper Date first, for example.

Note that entering names that are also locations (such as HAMILTON) will generate a large number of records.

Useful for finding a record where the name is relatively rare, and thus there is likely to be a small number of matches.  
Also useful for finding a Family Name that is embedded in Forenames and/or Maiden Names, or "Formerly names" which have been put in the Comments field.

You can enter the filtering criteria required for a single field or for multiple fields.

For example, Last Name EQUAL Smith, AND Forenames EQUAL John Henry, will display any records that match these criteria EXACTLY.  
BUT it won't show John Smith or Henry John Smith, or Johnson Henry Smith.  
You would need to use Forenames LIKE and add a wild card character (%) immediately after John (John%) to find John Henry Smith and Johnson Henry Smith 
or LIKE and %John to find Henry John Smith.  
To be really sure, use LIKE and enter %John% to pick up all Forenames with John in the record - Henry John, William Johnson, John David, Johnson Henry, etc.

If you do not know the full name (e.g. you think it was Kath, but don't know if it was Kathleen or Katherine/Kathryn) then use the search as Forenames LIKE and %kath% which will display all records with kath anywhere - such as Joan Katherine, Kathy, Katharine Emily, etc.  
BUT it won't find Kate.  You would need to use Forenames LIKE and %kat% to include Kate as well as Mary Katarina, Joan Katherine, Kathy, Katharine Emily, etc.  

Selections by date are also possible using the GREATER THAN and LESS THAN operators to mean "later than" or "prior to" a specified date.  Note the specified date has to use the Year-Month-Day (YYYY-MM-DD) format.  Thus, selecting Death Date and GREATER THAN 2004-06-12 AND LESS THAN 2004-06-20 will show all entries where Death Date is 13 to 19 June 2004.   If this is added (AND) to a filter selection of Last Name EQUAL smith, then all Smith records where the Death Date is 13 to 19 June 2004 will be displayed.

Useful when the correct spelling is not known.

Means "include any character in this position in the field".  For example,  selectingSurname and LIKE and entering Ols_n will mean that Olsen and Olson will be displayed.