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This dialog enables text to be located in a model.<br /> Type the text to locate in the Find field. The search is case insensitive and will find the text entered if it is part of a longer string. You can prevent this by clicking the "Find Exact Match" checkbox, which will cause the search to only match exact strings. | |||
The check boxes enable you control which structures in the model are searched. | |||
Once items are found, they appear in the list. You can select an item and click the "Bring To Front" item to locate the item in the model. | |||
The Advanced button enables a specialised search to be made. Rather than matching text, these look for objects in the model that have a certain configuration or option selected. | |||
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Latest revision as of 19:28, 13 January 2008
This dialog enables text to be located in a model.
Type the text to locate in the Find field. The search is case insensitive and will find the text entered if it is part of a longer string. You can prevent this by clicking the "Find Exact Match" checkbox, which will cause the search to only match exact strings.
The check boxes enable you control which structures in the model are searched.
Once items are found, they appear in the list. You can select an item and click the "Bring To Front" item to locate the item in the model.
The Advanced button enables a specialised search to be made. Rather than matching text, these look for objects in the model that have a certain configuration or option selected.
idkbase note 10049