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156 Macintosh User's Handbook
Select th e Find Next block. The first occurrence of the
word after the inse
rtion point is highlighted. To edit the word,
place the do c um e nt window on t op and follow norm al e dit
procedures. Re turn to the Find window by reselecting Find, or
move the
document window out of the way and access it.
Continue to search throu gh the document until the end is
reached.
lfth e characters do n ot appe ar between the in sertion
point and th e end, the Mac will display a box to th at ef fect.
Select OK from it and proc eed to the n ext operation. The Find
box can be altered at any time. Notice that th e form of the word
is not important. It can be capitalized or not, and it can appear
in any font, or style with the same results.
The Change command gives rise to th e box shown in
figure 5.22.
The first blank , Find what, serves the same purp ose that it
did for the Find co mmand . The secon d blank, Change to , will
hold
the charac ter s for substituti on . Once th e proper charac-
ters have been inserted, the boxes will opera te much as the Find
box did . The Find Next option operate s in the same manner.
Change All will make the changes in all cases found in the t ext.
However, this option is not Undo-able. These two optio ns
immediately b
eco me ac tive once characters appear in the
boxe s .
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Chan e
Find what I
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® Whole Word 0 Partial Word
Figure 5.22. Change window