To search for two different keyword strings in ApplicantPro, you can use the search syntax that combines Boolean operators effectively. Here’s how you can do it:

1. Use the Keywords Separately: Instead of placing both phrases in quotes and using “&”, try listing them without quotes and using the Boolean operator “AND” if you want results that include both keywords.

Example:
Software Engineer AND Web Development

1. Alternative with OR Operator: If you are looking for results that might include either keyword, you can use the “OR” operator instead.

Example:
Software Engineer OR Web Development

1. Combining Terms: If you want to search for documents that include either the phrase “Software Engineer” or the phrase “Web Development,” ensure you keep the phrases in quotes.

Example:
"Software Engineer" OR "Web Development"

1. Using Parentheses for Complex Queries: You can also group your searches to create more complex queries.

Example:
("Software Engineer" OR "Web Development") AND (additional keyword)

Make sure your syntax aligns with the search capabilities of ApplicantPro, as they may have specific requirements or variations. If you’re still having trouble, checking the help documentation or contacting ApplicantPro support might provide guidance tailored to their system.