id	summary	reporter	owner	description	type	status	priority	milestone	component	version	resolution	keywords	cc
12760	Match whole word option does not find words adjacent to special characters	Rick Schnorenberg		"== Steps to Reproduce ==
1. Open the editor full featured demo page
1. Paste in this test text: 
{{{
test` test~ test! test@ test# test$ test% test^ test& test* test( test) test- test_ test= test+ test[ test{ test] test} test\ test| test; test: test' test"" test, test< test. test> test/ test?
}}}
1. Open the find dialog
1. Enter ''test'' as the search term
1. Check the ''Match whole word'' checkbox
1. Click find repeatedly
=== Expected Behavior ===
I don't think there is any consensus to exactly which characters should or should not delimit words but the main characters we are concerned with are parentheses (), square brackets [], and the slash / which are used often to enclose or connect words but without making them compound words with the other content around the symbol.

Word 2013 finds every instance of the word in this test with ''Find whole words only'' checked, Internet Explorer finds all but the one next to a single quote '
=== Actual Behavior ===
Only the instances of test that are adjacent to quotes and common sentence separator characters are found."	Bug	confirmed	Normal		General	3.0