Searching within documents (Vc)
- Stefan Franz
By clicking the magnifier you may search for a word, a string, numbers or other characters within the opened document. However this functionality is only available for documents that have been saved in a way to support the search for text. Non-editable documents such as those created through scanning generally don’t support the option to search for specific strings in it.
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Use the magnifying lens icon to search the document. This function is, however, only available for documents that can be searched. Non-editable documents, such as those created through scanning etc., are generally not searchable.
Search-menu bar item | Description |
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| You may start searching within a document (that is searchable) by starting to enter the word, number or text you’re looking for. |
| By pressing the left-arrow-button you may jump to the previous found result of the string you entered. |
| By pressing the right-arrow-button you may jump to the next found result. |
| By clicking the “Highlight all”-button H5 Viewer will highlight every match of the string found in the document. A pink highlighted word indicates a match. The green highlighted word indicates the current position in the matches result list (which you may wander through by clicking the arrow-buttons described above). |
| When enabling the “Match case”-option you may control whether uppercase characters are being ignored or not, which may result in a different number of search-results. |
| By ticking the “Whole words”-option H5 Viewer will start looking for the entered text explicitly. |
| H5 Viewer will show you the number of matches of a word or string found within the documents. |