Word 2007 Find option - match prefix

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What does this mean in Word 2007 in the Find dialog box? I can't seem to
figure it out.
 
It means that the search string is one that begins a word eg searching for
'law' with the match prefix option will find law in
lawful but not outlaw
similarly the suffix option will find law in outlaw but not lawful.

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