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Greetings! Using the find and replace dialog is cumbersome. I want to replace multiple occurrences of the same find string, but to view them before they are replaced. Not all need to be replaced. I need to do this over multiple files I have loaded into Code editor. I can/have set up a key (alt 'N' with find next macro) set that will let me find the next occurrence of the string in the find prompt, but have no way to do a replace without bringing up the dialog box, and clicking on the replace button. Is there a way (command to put in a macro - or some other way to assign to a key) to tell find and replace to replace this occurrence and find the next occurrence? Also have a problem that in a browse only file you can not do a find because the Find/Replace dialog box won't open in a browse session. Any thoughts on how to speed up this process would be appreciated. Thanks in advance. Config: Win 2000 Pro (service pack 2) on an IBM Thinkpad A21p with 256 meg memory. IBM WebSphere Development Tools for iSeries Version: V5R1M0 Pathname: C:\WDT400\ Installation Date: 12/10/2001 The following list gives the service and configuration levels of each installed product component: Component: CODE/400 Service Level: 4 Component: Distributed Debugger Version: 9 Pathname: C:\IBMDEBUG Service Level: 1 Component: VisualAge for Java for Windows [Installed] Component: Webfacing Service Level: 4 Component: Base Service Level: 4 Component: SDK Service Level: 4 Component: ET400 [Not Installed] Component: VisualAge for RPG Service Level: 4 Component: WebSphere Studio Service Level: 4 Component: NetQuestion Program Folder: C:\IMNNQ_2K ---------------------------------------------------------- Jim Essinger Senior Programmer/Analyst Student Loan Fund of Idaho PO Box 730 Fruitland, ID 83619 208-452-4058 esinger@fmtc.com ------------------------------------------------------------
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