Re: Find in page shortcut

On Sat, 01 Dec 2007 10:33:52 +0000, Steve Swift
<Steve.J.Swift@gmail.com> wrote:

>Is there a standard shortcut to take me to the "Find in page"
entry box 
>(or a way to add one)?

Hello,

Is there a standard shortcut to take me to the "Find in page" entry
box 
(or a way to add one)?

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Am 01.12.2007 um 11:33 Uhr schrieb Steve Swift:

> Is there a standard shortcut to take me to the "Find in page"
entry box  
> (or a way to add one)?

F3 like in all Windows software...

as an alternative you could click somewhere in the page and type a dot .  
and then the search term i.e.:

.test

  and it will highlight all strings containing the word "test".



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On Sat, 01 Dec 2007 11:11:04 -0600, Steve Swift <Steve.J.Swift@gmail.com> 

wrote:

> Norm DePlume wrote:
>>> Is there a standard shortcut to take me to the "Find in
page" entry  
>>> box (or a way to add one)?
>> Hello,
>> Yes, a "CTRL"+"F".
>
> Ctrl+F opens a new "Find" dialog. I'm looking for a way to move
the  
> focus to the "Find in page" "button" that I have in my
toolbar.
>

Here are the search functions in the standard_keyboard.ini file:

f ctrl			= Find
/			= Find Inline, 1
.			= Find Inline, 1
/ shift			= Find Inline, 2
comma			= Find Inline, 2
g ctrl			= Find next

You can modify them as you wish.
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Roland Reck wrote:
> F3 like in all Windows software...
> 
> as an alternative you could click somewhere in the page and type a dot . 
> and then the search term

F3 just said that it couldn't find "milk" (my most recent search on a

different page.
Typing ".test" did indeed highlight all the "test" strings
on the page, 
in a way similar to typing "test" in the "Find in page" but
I couldn't 
find a way of advancing the one that was highlighted in green.

Thanks anyway!

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