Hello Paul,
You've almost got it.
• Press Cmd-f to open the Find window;
• Enter the text to find in the search box;
• press Return;
• Press Escape;
• You should be on the first occurrence of the text you want.
To find further occurrences, press Cmd-g and the word will be highlighted.
Cheers,
Hi Ann,
Your input was invaluable. It works. Thanks a lot. To write text, I am used to
text edit, well, sort of, but to find text in a large document, I had to fire
up fusion, then windows, then notepad, then get the documents, find text, and
shut it all down again. Now that the trick did it,
Hello Paul,
Having typed in your search, pressing Return carries out the default action, as
it does everywhere on the Mac. However, you are still in the Search window, so
Escape puts you back in the body of the text where the word you were looking
for is highlighted.
There are often several
Dear listers,
In text edit, I'm trying to find a bit of text in a document. I don't succeed.
Here's what I do.
1. From within text edit, I hit command f to open text edits own find dialog.
2. In the search text field, I enter the text to find, in this case: set marker.
3. I move the vo cursor
Hi Paul
You need VO f
Then you need VO g to repeat a searchhh
Sent from my iPhone
On Nov 26, 2011, at 7:56 AM, Paul Erkens paul.erk...@gmail.com wrote:
Dear listers,
In text edit, I'm trying to find a bit of text in a document. I don't
succeed. Here's what I do.
1. From within text edit,
