As for "word" searches (I sometimes put "word" in quotes because they aren't words in the literary sense, but rather alphanumeric strings of characters), I have special unique codes that I tag items with. As an example, I have a large (1808 KB) Word 2010 file named a1.docx in it with the following "words" in it (among thousands of other words):
11LAA 11LAC 11LAD 11LAI 11LAJ
X1 finds 11LAA and 11LAJ but it doesn't find any of these 3 words: 11LAC 11LAD 11LAI
So for example I search on 11LAA (without quotes) and it finds it
And I then search on 11LAC (without quotes) and it does not find it.
It did find these 2 "words": 11JAM 11HAV
It did not find any of these 3 "words" (again searched on individually and without quotes): N312LL N951DY N712AL
As for phrase search, it doesn't find any of the following (quotes included in the search string):
"wisconsin criminal"
"minnesota criminal"
But it did find
"2010 taxes working area"
Just to see if it was getting goofed up by Word 2010's format, In Word, I saved a copy of the file as "plain text (*.txt)". After being sure it was indexed, (and weeks later), I got the same results as above -- For some search terms I got a hit in both a1.docx and a1.txt, and for some searches I got no hit in either one of them.
I could go on and on -- it is hit and miss. Is this normal, i.e. is everyone satified with frequent false negatives?
