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|  Precise Searches Using Super-Find
NoteBook support regular find (Edit → Find → Find...), but it also includes Super-Find. With Super-Find, NoteBook uses all of the Multidex pages to locate information very precisely. For example, if you know that a note was added after a particular date, and has a particular Keyword attached to it, you can use the Super-Find panel to see just those notes added after that date and with that Keyword.
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| Searching Using Super-Find
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Choose Edit → Find → Super Find... to search for notes with certain words and/or attributes. NoteBook displays the search results in the Index section’s Super-Find Results page.
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Use the Super-Find panel to search for cells with particular text, Keyword, Sticker, date, priority, action item status and highlighting settings.
In the Keywords & Stickers section, command click items to create a multiple selection.
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| Advanced Text Searching with Super-Find
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Enter several words in the Super-Find panel’s text field to search for cells containing all of the words.
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When you enter multiple words, NoteBook matches cells that contain them all. NoteBook also ignores word order, so a search for “contact suppliers” will also match cells with “suppliers contact”.
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| For more precise text searching, enclose the word or phrase in quotes. Enclosing words in quotes causes NoteBook to perform a “brute-force literal” search. Brute-force searches are less efficient than the normal indexed searches, but can match text strings more precisely.
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| Capitalizing a word within the quotes causes NoteBook to perform a “case-sensitive” literal search for that word. In this example, NoteBook will match cells containing “Contact suppliers” and “Contact Suppliers” but not “contact suppliers”.
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