On 11/19/2009 08:32 AM, John Kaufmann wrote: > Seeking info on the automatic use of Writer's character style "Internet > Link", I went to OO's Help and did a Find on "Internet Link" - without > the quotation marks, it should be noted, because Help's Find does not > support the convention of quotation marks to indicate an exact string > search - and that is the problem: Is there a way to Find an exact string > like "Internet Link"? > > John
No. <quote> Find - The Full-Text Search The full text search function in OpenOffice.org Help allows you to find Help documents that contain any combination of search terms. To do this, type one or more words into the Search term text field. The Search term text field stores the words you entered last. To repeat a previous search, click the arrow icon and select the term from the list. After the search has been carried out, the document headings of the results appear in a list. Either double-click an entry, or select it and click Display to load the corresponding Help document. Use the check box Find in headings only to limit the search to document headings. The Complete words only check box allows you to perform an exact search. If this box is marked, incomplete words will not be found. Do not mark this check box if the search term you enter should also be found as part of a longer word. You can enter any combination of search terms, separated by spaces. Searching is not case-sensitive. The index and full-text searches always apply to the currently selected OpenOffice.org application. Select the appropriate application using the list box on the help viewer's toolbar. Related Topics The OpenOffice.org Help Window Contents - The Main Help Topics Help Agent, Tips and Extended Tips Index - Keyword Search in the Help Managing Bookmarks </quote> --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
