I think that old one window Find version is no longer an
option. You just need to go to the Multi-File Search window
(cmd-shift-F) instead of the normal Find (cmd-F).
If you've already entered search/replace strings they will
automatically appear in the Multi-File Search window so, you
don't have to re-enter them.
If you want to change keyboard shortcuts you can go to
Preferences-> Menus & Shortcuts to assign a new key combo to
Multi-File search. When you see the key combo on the right side
of the list double-click it to edit.
- Den.
5/15/12 7:25 PM, [email protected] (louis w) apparently typed:
I just installed BBEdit on a new computer and the "Find and Replace"
screen is different from that of my older computer. I remember there
was something I had to to to enable this more inclusive window -
allowing me to search open files or current file from a single window
instead of having two different options in the menu bar for it.
How can I get this version of the "Find and Replace" window?
http://i46.tinypic.com/m91ufl.png
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