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You can use an asterisk (*) as a wildcard character in this field. For example, g* finds all
objects starting with g, such as Germany or Greg, and *te finds all entries ending in te, such as
Kate or Corporate.
5 Select the type of object you want to search for from the Type drop-down list.
6 Click Search .
7 When you find the object you are looking for, right-click the object, then choose from the list of
available tasks to perform.
Using the Object Selector Button
Use the techniques described below to locate the specific objects you want to manage.
• “Using Browse” on page 93
• “Using Search” on page 93
Using Browse
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Click the Object Selector button on an iManager property page.
2 Click Browse .
3 Use the following options to browse for an object:
Using Search
1
Click the Object Selector button on an iManager property page.
2 Click Search .
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In the Start Search In field, specify the name of the container you want to search in.
Click Search Sub-containers to include all subcontainers located within the current container in
the search.
4 In the Search For Objects Named field, specify the name of the object you want to search for.
You can use an asterisk (*) as a wildcard character in this field. For example, g* finds all
objects starting with g, such as Germany or Greg, and *te finds all entries ending in te, such as
Kate or Corporate.
5 Click Search .
Option Description
Lets you move down one level in the tree.
Lets you move up one level in the tree.
Look In Specify the name of the container whose contents you want to
view, then click
Apply .
Look for Objects Named Lets you specify the name of an object.
You can use an asterisk (*) as a wildcard character in this field.
For example, g* finds all objects starting with g, such as Germany
or Greg, and *te finds all entries ending in te, such as Kate or
Corporate.
To use this option, type the name you want, then click Apply .