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and paste it into the search field. Simply hit E to load the phrase into the Find panel
silently, and then G to locate the next instance.
The Find panel contains the following options:
Replace All Scope When using the Replace All button, the available options here will
determine the scope used for the replace. “All Notes” is the default. Every match
will be changed to what is typed into the “Replace” field. If “Selected Notes” is enabled, then only those notes you have selected will be considered for replacement.
Find Options Disable “Ignore Case” if you require case-sensitive searching. The dropdown menu below this option contains four options:
G
Contains: this is the default. Searches will match even partial phrases. So
searching for “stal” may return “stalwart” as well as “stall”. Only the portion
that matches will be selected.
G
Starts With: the phrase will only match if the word starts with the text typed
into the search field.
G
Whole Word: use this option to avoid cases where the phrase might exist as a
component of other words.
G
Ends With: the phrase will only match if the word ends with the text typed
into the search field.
The action buttons along the left are as follows:
G
Next: finds the next instance of the text in the search field.
G
Previous: returns the previous match.
G
Replace: replaces the currently selected text and then waits for your command.
G
Replace & Find: replaces the currently selected text and automatically jumps to the
next search result.
G
Replace All: replaces every instance of the search text with the contents of the
“Replace” field (even if it is empty), within the selected replace all scope.