Good afternoon,
On 30/04/10 at 3:20 PM +0900, Doug Lerner <d...@lerner.net> wrote:
On Apr 30, 2010, at 3:15 PM, Scout wrote:
To start my search from the top, I use Cmd-Up Arrow before the search.
Cmd-T or Cmd-Up are same number of keystrokes to me.
I'm trying to get used to doing that. It's not really the same
of course because you must remember to do Cmd-Up before Cmd-F
or you have to back out of the Find window into the source window.
How about creating an AppleScript which moves the cursor to the
beginning of the file (same as cmd-up arrow) and then start a
search? And assign Cmd-T to the AppleScript. Then you can use
the same key shortcut you've always used.
I've never wanted (or needed) to use the 'start from top' search
option, so I'm not sure how (im)practical the above solution
would be. Seems to me like it would work just fine though.
Charlie
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