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Using the Adobe Reader Find and Search commands, Find, Search, include: Match Case, Whole Word

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• Page numbers in the index. • Chapter and section titles in the Navigation pane. Using the Adobe Reader Find and Search commands Adobe Reader provides two methods to search for text within a PDF: Find and Search. Find Find provides a simple method to quickly search for text: • Searches only within the current PDF. • No search options (for example, match case, whole word). • Uses Next and Previous buttons to move sequentially between search results. • Best when searching small documents, or for a term that is not likely to appear frequently in a large document. To use the Find command, press Ctrl+F, then enter your search term into the field on the Adobe Reader tool bar: Search Search provides a more advanced method to search for the text: • Searches within the current PDF, or across all open PDFs. • Provides several search options, which might vary by Adobe reader version. Typical options include: Match Case, Whole Word, Include Bookmarks, Include Comments. • Search results are listed in a separate window or in the Navigation pane. Each result shows text that appears nearby to provide context. • Best when searching multiple documents, or for a term that is likely to appear frequently in a large document. To use the Search command: 1. To display the Search dialog box, press Ctrl+Shift+F. 2. Enter the search term, and select the search options: 12

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Page numbers in the index.
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Chapter and section titles in the Navigation pane.
Using the Adobe Reader Find and Search commands
Adobe Reader provides two methods to search for text within a PDF: Find and Search.
Find
Find
provides a simple method to quickly search for text:
•
Searches only within the current PDF.
•
No search options (for example, match case, whole word).
•
Uses
Next
and
Previous
buttons to move sequentially between search results.
•
Best when searching small documents, or for a term that is not likely to appear frequently in
a large document.
To use the Find command, press
Ctrl+F
, then enter your search term into the field on the Adobe
Reader tool bar:
Search
Search
provides a more advanced method to search for the text:
•
Searches within the current PDF, or across all open PDFs.
•
Provides several search options, which might vary by Adobe reader version. Typical options
include: Match Case, Whole Word, Include Bookmarks, Include Comments.
•
Search results are listed in a separate window or in the Navigation pane. Each result shows
text that appears nearby to provide context.
•
Best when searching multiple documents, or for a term that is likely to appear frequently in a
large document.
To use the Search command:
1.
To display the Search dialog box, press
Ctrl+Shift+F
.
2.
Enter the search term, and select the search options:
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