Hey, Rod.

The WE feature Max is referring to is this one, taken from the WE manual.

Finding Things on the Screen
If you know there is a specific piece of text on the screen, you do not have
to manually look for it yourself. Instead, use the Mouse Find dialog which
is activated with Control-Shift-F. Doing so causes a dialog box to open
which prompts you for the text to find. Tab through the rest of the dialog
if the text for which you are searching also contains special attributes
such as bold, underline, highlight, etc. You can also specify the boundary
within which the mouse should confine its search. Finally, activate either
the "Forward" or "Reverse" buttons to start searching in the specified
direction from the pointer's position. If the text is found, the mouse will
be positioned over it. Otherwise, Window-Eyes will inform you that it was
unable to find the text, and the mouse will not move. You can also repeat
the search by pressing Insert-F. Window-Eyes will continue searching for the
text you specified earlier in the same direction. If, for example, you
performed a reverse search for the word "Window-Eyes," Insert-F would
continue looking for the word going in reverse.

Of course, WE uses the Browse cursor when in Browse mode, allowing users
access to text that has not yet scrolled onto the video screen's window.

I too have thought it would be cool to be able to delete the search history
from the find combo box.

Thanks,
Lou N.
-----Original Message-----
From: Rod Hutton [mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent: Saturday, February 15, 2014 12:44 PM
To: [email protected]; [email protected]
Subject: Re: Feature Suggestion, Text Search

Hi Max,

The Window-Eyes Auto Complete app controls what is spoken and it can be 
customized to your preference.  See Auto Complete in the Ap menu in the 
Window-Eyes Control Panel. smile

hth,

Rod

On 2/15/14 1:19 PM, Max G. Swanson wrote:
> Would anyone else find it useful to be able to clear the text search
> choices that one generates in a session?  Usually I'm happy to arrow
> between strings to find, but sometimes you just have too many of them.
>
> It would be good if you could delete one or even just clear the lot
> without having to reload W.E.  (I'm talking here about the Ctrl.-Ins-F
> that's usually under Browse Mode.)
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