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Search in file


The Find text in file dialog box enables you to find a text in any part of the current file. To find a desired text, you can use regular expressions.

Example of the Find text in file dialog box:


The Text to find field is designed to enter the required line/text. The dropdown list of the Text to find field contains previously processed search criteria.

The Scope field group enables you to specify which documents to process upon the search.
The All document types option indicates that the search will be applied to all documents regardless of their type. If you need to limit the search scope to documents of a certain type, for example, Notes, you need to select Notes in the Scope dropdown list.

After you select a document type, choose which documents of the current file should be search-processed:
  • In all documents of the file
  • Starting from the current document
  • Only in the current document
The Options field group is designed to set up certain search criteria:
  • Case sensitive (the search considers the case of entered letters)
  • Whole words only (the search criterion is met when the required text exactly corresponds to the found word - not the part of it)
  • Regular expressions (you can use regular expressions upon searching)
  • Include comments (searching through all fields, including comments)
  • Search in protected documents (search is also applied to password-protected documents)
To start your search, click the Find button.

Search results will be displayed in the Title list (it shows titles of records that have fields with required text). If search results contain duplicate lines, it means that the required text was found both in the document and record title.
To go to the found record/document, double-click the record title.


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