Re: WDSCI-L] How do you stop the automatic "Find Again" on CTRL+F

   Try pressing ALT+Q.  This should reposition you to where you were before
   pressing CTRL+F.  ALT+Q keystroke version of the findQuickMark command.

   Original message:

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   date: Fri, 16 Jan 2004 11:35:18 -0330
   from: dclowe@xxxxxxxxxx
   subject: [WDSCI-L] How do you stop the automatic "Find Again" on
                   CTRL+F

   Hi,

   In WDSCi 5.1.0.1 when I edit an RPGLE member in LPEX editor 1.4.3 when
   press CTRL+F to find, it searches for the last string I searched for
   without offering me the opportunity to change it.  If the previous string
   was found, I am repositioned to a different location in my source member
   which can be very annoying.  CTRL+F should really only pop up the find
   box, but not do the same action as the Find Next (shift+F4).

   >From here I am forced to  use the editor command / to search which is
   cumbersome, especially for subsequent searches (I have to press up arrow,
   then enter).

   This may seem trivial but being a developer myself, it is somewhat
   confusing as to why there needs to be two methods of finding text in the
   member, and I know that our other developers will have issues with this
   because they lose their place in the code even before they have a chance
   to search.

   Is there a way to tell the CTRL+F command not to search right away.  If I
   want to repeat a find, I will simply press Shift+F4.

   Thanks,
   Dean