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Basic search
- Find text - the text you want to search the collection for
- Match whole word only - check this box if you want the search to show matches that are complete words, and not part of another word or phrase
- Match case - check this box if you want the search to show matches that use the same combination of capital and lowercase letters that you typed into the Find text text box
- Find - search the collection and open the elements that match specific search criteria in a browser
- Cancel - close the dialog box
- Details >> - expand the dialog box with advanced search options
Advanced search
AND-OR-NOT search
- Phrases that must be included: AND-Search (Must-Find) - the words and/or phrases, all of which must be included in all matching elements. Separate words and phrases by typing each in a new line (press Enter to move to the next line in the box)
- Search for all these phrases: OR-Search (May-Find): - the words and/or phrases, at least one of which will be included in matching elements. Separate words and phrases by typing each in a new line (press Enter to move to the next line in the box)
- Phrases that must be excluded: NOT-Search (MustNot-Find): - the words and/or phrases that will exclude the elements which contain them from the search result. Separate words and phrases by typing each in a new line (press Enter to move to the next line in the box)
- Google - use Google to search for more pages that match the search criteria (e.g. to import more reading material into SuperMemo)
Search definitions
- Recent searches list box (Ctrl+S) - a list of previously saved search definitions. When you select a named search definition, its criteria will be fed into their corresponding fields of the Find elements dialog box saving you time on recreating the original definition
- Restore last search definition (Ctrl+R) - restore the most recently used search
- Delete - delete the currently selected search definition
- Save - save the current search criteria as a search definition for later use
- Restore last (Ctrl+R) - restore the most recently used search
- Choose definition (Ctrl+S) - open a list of previously saved search definitions. When you select a named search definition, its criteria will be fed into their corresponding fields of the Find elements dialog box saving you time on recreating the original definition
- Edit find text (Alt+X) - quickly move focus to the Find text text box
- Edit AND text (Alt+A) - quickly move focus to the AND-Search text field
- Edit OR text (Alt+O) - quickly move focus to the OR-Search text field
- Edit NOT text (Alt+N) - quickly move focus to the NOT-Search text field
- Close (Esc) - close the dialog box