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Overview
How to get here...
- Click the Search command on the Edit menu.
- Click the Search button on the main toolbar.
- Press Ctrl+F.
Why upgrade to Pro?
The Pro version greatly improves searching.
- Instead of a single found event being selected in the Calendar View, and then needing to command Find Next to find additional events containing the same text, all found events will be instantly shown in a list.
- Multiple search result tabs can be kept open at the same time, allowing you to switch between search results. The search results will also dynamically update as events are created or modified.
- The Pro version also allows searching for tasks, notes, and contacts.
You can search for events by using the Search window. This window is displayed when the Search command on the Edit menu is used. The first found event in the specified direction will be selected in the Calendar View.
How to Search
Find This Text
Enter the text you want to search for. A list of recent searches can be accessed by clicking the
drop-down arrow.
In This Field
You can narrow the search to a particular field, or search all fields.
Direction
A search direction of "Up" means any events occurring before the date currently selected in the Calendar View, and "Down" means any events occurring after. The default search direction is "Down".
Find Next
After clicking the Find Next button, the next occurrence of an event containing the specified search text will be found. Or, if no such event exists above or below the current selection (depending on search direction), a message will be displayed indicating no events could be found.
If found, the event will be selected on the Calendar View. You can either click Find Next again to attempt to find the next occurrence, or click Cancel to close the Search window. The F3 key can also be used to find the next occurrence, even if the Search window is not displayed.
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