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Adrian: > Once you type a new text to find, or modify it, the search will update > itself - starting from the initial cursor position when the dialog came > up. In other words, you can just ignore the initial find, and type the > (presumably new) text to search with exactly the same results as if the > dialog waited for you. > > The incremental dialog just does a 'convenient' initial find, assuming > that's what a user typically does. I understand how it works now. I just find it more annoying than convenient. Sometimes I hit CTRL-F by mistake; other times I just want to cancel a search rather than going through with it. The annoying part is that when I do cancel the search, I've completely lost my place in the source member. > An option to make the dialog more passive will be provided in a future > release of LPEX. Thanks. But I really hope you meant to say the "next" release of LPEX. :) John Taylor
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