Hello,
I’m having difficulty using find (cmd + f) in textedit. How can I tell what
has been found without closing the find dialog by hitting the done button?
Chris
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I know this doesn't answer your specific question, but I don't usually use
cmd-f unless I am going to edit specific words or phrases in a large file. I
use vo-f instead and if I am repeatedly looking for the same word or phrase, I
can just do vo-f and up-arrow to the word and press enter.
Hello,
How do you use find in textedit? I hit cmd-f, type in a search string, then
what? How do you exit the find dialog and go to the found text?
Chris
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Hi,
1. Press cmd-f.
2. Enter desired text.
3. VO-right to the Find Next button and VO-space on it.
4. VO-right to the Done button and VO-space on it.
VO should automatically move focus to the desired text and announce such. Be
careful, though, as that text is now selected, so, pressing
I find it easiest to interact with the text and then use vo's find, vo-f,
instead. It is much faster and easier, and you can then use vo-g to find the
next occurrence or vo-shift-g to find the previous one.
On Jan 16, 2014, at 1:19 PM, Tim Kilburn kilbur...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
1. Press
I also sometimes prefer using ctrl-option-f.
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