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Jsimlo at 17:26, 27 November 2016

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Jsimlo at 13:59, 1 October 2013

2013-10-01T13:59:13Z

Jsimlo: 6.0.0.17

2012-03-16T19:18:19Z

6.0.0.17

Jsimlo: 6.0.0.17

2012-03-16T19:15:52Z

6.0.0.17

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<noinclude>{{manversion|6.0.0.17|feature}}__NOTOC__</noinclude>
{{#headline:Search menu|Primary and secondary search}}

{{todo|describe, how it works}}

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	Note: Hotkey {{hotkey\|Ctrl+F}} opens the {{dialog\|Search}} dialog with {{field\|Search\|Use 2nd search}} option automatically turned off, while hotkey {{hotkey\|Ctrl+U}} opens the dialog with {{field\|Search\|Use 2nd search}} option automatically turned on, for user convenience.		Note: Hotkey {{hotkey\|Ctrl+F}} opens the {{dialog\|Search}} dialog with {{field\|Search\|Use 2nd search}} option automatically turned off, while hotkey {{hotkey\|Ctrl+U}} opens the dialog with {{field\|Search\|Use 2nd search}} option automatically turned on, for user convenience.
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		+	Note: See chapter [[Search page]] of the {{dialog\|Settings}} dialog for information on how to tweak the {{feature\|search}}.

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−	{{~~todo~~\|~~describe~~, ~~how it works~~}}	+	TED Notepad provides two separate sets of search and replace in order to be able to search for two different things alternately.
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		+	The {{dialog\|Search}} dialog provides a {{field\|Search\|Use 2nd search}} option and the user can switch between a {{feature\|primary search}} and a {{feature\|secondary search}} whenever necessary. Both {{feature\|primary search}} and {{feature\|secondary search}} are fully featured searching mechanisms and they are equivalent in terms of behaviour and capability.
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		+	The only difference between {{feature\|primary search}} and {{feature\|secondary search}} is that they keep track of history separately. Therefore, one search phrase can be used with the {{feature\|primary search}} while a different search phrase can be set for {{feature\|secondary search}}. And both these phrases are remembered separatelly, even between separate sessions.
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		+	Both {{feature\|primary search}} and {{feature\|secondary search}} offer their own set of hotkeys. While hotkey {{hotkey\|Alt+F3}} modifies and then uses the {{feature\|primary search}}, hotkey {{hotkey\|Alt+F2}} modifies and then uses the {{feature\|secondary search}}. One can even alternate hotkey {{hotkey\|F3}} and hotkey {{hotkey\|F2}} to search for two different things alternately.
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		+	Note: Hotkey {{hotkey\|Ctrl+F}} opens the {{dialog\|Search}} dialog with {{field\|Search\|Use 2nd search}} option automatically turned off, while hotkey {{hotkey\|Ctrl+U}} opens the dialog with {{field\|Search\|Use 2nd search}} option automatically turned on, for user convenience.

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-<noinclude>{{manversion|6.0.0.17|feature}}__NOTOC__</noinclude>
+<noinclude>{{manversion|6.0.0.17|feature}}{{manversion|6.0.0.17|feature|primary search}}{{manversion|6.0.0.17|feature|secondary search}}__NOTOC__</noinclude>
 {{#headline:Search menu|Primary and secondary search}}
 {{todo|describe, how it works}}