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E Use Adobe search
Search one instance at a time
Adobe search provides a convenient tool for finding information in this
User Guide . You have several options for using the search tool: searching
for items that match your search term one at a time, or displaying a list of
all matching items
To search one item at a time, do the following:
1 With the User Guide open, click the Find box at the top of the
screen.
2 Enter a search term.
3 To refine your search, click the arrow to the right of the Find box and
select any of the following:
Whole Words Only: By default, the search tool returns any words
that contain your search term, even if the term is part of a longer
word—for example, searching app also returns application . Select
this option if you only want results that are an exact match to the
term you enter.
Case Sensitive: By default, the search tool ignores the case of the
term you enter, so entering email returns both email and Email .
Select this option if you only want results that match the case of the
term you enter.
Include Bookmarks/Include Comments: By default, the search tool
only searches document text. Select either or both of these options to
include bookmarks and/or comments in your search results.
4 Press Enter on your keyboard. The search tool highlights the first
instance of your term.
5 To find the next instance of the term, click . To find the previous
instance, click .
Display a list of all matching instances.
To see all items that match your search term in a single list, do the
following:
1 With the User Guide open, click the arrow to the right of the Find
box at the top of the screen.
2 Click Open Full Acrobat Search . A separate search window opens.
3 Make sure In the current document is selected.
4 Enter a search term.
5 To refine your search, check the boxes to select any of the following:
Whole words only: By default, the search tool returns any words that
contain your search term, even if the term is part of a longer word—
for example, searching app also returns application . Select this
option if you only want results that are an exact match to the term
you enter.
Case-Sensitive: By default, the search tool ignores the case of the
term you enter—so entering email returns both email and Email .