3.3 Find Function
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3.3 Find Function

The viewer uses its own find function to search through the records in a document. Tap on the left lens in the toolbar, choose Go|Find... or use the Graffiti shortcut /F to start a new search. The last search pattern will be shown in the find field and by using the search history you can recall any of the last 10 search patterns.

Figure 3.9: The Find Function.

It is possible to make a case-insensitive or case-sensitive search and also to choose between only searching in the current record or in all records in the document.

Figure 3.10: The Result Page.

When searching in the current record the viewer will jump to the location of a match and highlight it. If the search is for all records in the document a result page will be shown with matches. If you tap on one of the matches in the list the viewer will open that record and just as when you search in the current record it will jump to the location of the match and highlight it.

The right lens (and Go|Find Again... or Graffiti shortcut /A) will search for the next occurrence of a found word or phrase with a single tap.

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