Adam wrote: > Yup. But in the meantime, if you did it already, you could try these > keystrokes between searches. ALT W ALT M. Hit ENTER again.
Those are just shortcuts for the Scope values. Alt + W toggles the Search for Scope: 'Anywhere' value, Alt + M toggles the 'Memo' value. You must be on the Options tab for this to work. If the previous search was looking at more than one scope, I'm now looking at at least three shortcut keystrokes... While I appreciate the suggestion (and in fact, had not tried the shortcuts before - thanks), all I would be doing is individually selecting the Scope choices again - ultimately replacing the mouse checks with keyboard shortcuts. Probably faster, but hardly an acceptable solution. The problem is a fundamental flaw in how the GUI is set up. *ALL* the scope fields except 'Memo' can be used in combination for an inclusive search (search on Subject OR Body, etc.) Selecting 'Memo' suddenly changes the search logic to AND. There is no warning, no label, no explanation for this to the user. Just unexpected/false search results. In addition, selecting 'Anywhere' implies that the search will use a scope of all the items listed below. Not only is 'Memo' NOT separated or labeled differently - it's not even at the end of the list! It looks like just another scope choice. That's just crazy. The implication is clearly that 'Memo' should behave just as 'Headers' or 'Body' does. Poor execution with little to no usability testing. This really should be considered a bug, IMO. -- Ken Green Using The Bat! v1.62r on Windows 2000 5.0 Build 2195 Service Pack 4 ________________________________________________ Current version is 2.02.3 CE | "Using TBUDL" information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
