Finding Highlighted Text

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* [[Finding all specific Highlighted text in a Resource >> # Finding all specific Highlighted text in a Resource]]

* [[Finding Highlights in a Resource >> # Finding Highlights in a Resource]]

* [[Browsing your Highlighted text >> # Browsing your Highlighted text]]

 * [[Browsing with a Visual Filter >> # Browsing with a Visual Filter]]

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!!! Field Search

#. Click on *Search* in the top menu.

#. Click on *All Bible text* (or *All Text*)

  * In *Bible* Search, click on *All Bible Text*

  * In *Basic* Search, click on *All Text*

#. In the drop down menu, click on the arrow next to a /Palette/ name e.g. *Highlighter Pens*.

#. Click on the /Style/ thatyouwant.

#. Click on a /Style/ name.

#. In the /Search/ box enter the word that you want to search for e.g. *Lord*

#. Select a specific resource, or a collection of resources.

#. In the /Search/ box, enter the word that you want to search for e.g. *Lord*

#. Start the search.

#. Click on the search results to see the text in your resource.

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!! Finding Highlights in a Resource

!!! Highlight Search

#. Click on *Search* in the top menu.

#. Click on *Search* in the top menu.

 * If you are doing a *Basic* search, choose /All Text/, and a specific resource, or a collection of resources.

 * In *Bible* Search, choose *All Bible Text*

 * If you are doing a *Bible* search, choose /All Bible Text/ and a specific resource or set of resources.

 * In *Basic* Search, choose *All Text*

#. In the /Search/ box, type in your query:

#. Select a specific resource, or a collection of resources.

 * For all highlighted text type *{Highlight ~*}*

#. In the /Search/ box:

 * For all styles in a specific palette use {Highlight /paletteName/~/~*} e.g. type *{Highlight Solid Colors~/~*}*

 * enter the word that you want to search for e.g. *Lord*

 * For a specific style use {Highlight /paletteName/~//styleName/} or {Highlight /styleName/} \\ e.g. type *{Highlight Solid Colors~/Blue}* or *{Highlight Blue}* provided the /Blue/ stylename is unique.

 * type /space/, then *WITHIN*, then /space/

 * enter a Highlight term

   * for all highlighted text type *{Highlight ~*}*

   * for all styles in a specific palette type *{Highlight /paletteName/~/~*}* e.g. *{Highlight Solid Colors~/~*}*; or

   * for a specific style type *{Highlight /styleName/}* e.g. *{Highlight Blue}*.

#. Start the search.

#. Click on the search results to see the text in your resource.

 

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!!! Using the Information Tool

While you can type those commands directly into a search box, the [[Information]] tool can help you find specific highlights.

#. Open the [[Information]] tool.

#. Open your resource to where there is highlighted text.

#. Click on the highlighted text to activate the information panel. You will see a *Highlights* section appear in the Information window.

#. Click on the highlighted text.

#. Expand this section

#. Expand the *Highlights* section in the Information panel.

* Clicking on the highlighter icon or Palette name will activate an *Inline Search* for any highlight with that palette.

* Click on the highlighter icon or Palette name to activate an *Inline Search* for any highlight with that palette.

* Clicking on the Style name will activate an Inline search for all text with that style.

* Click on the Style name to activate an *Inline Search* for all text with that style.

#. Insert your search word [[as in Step 3, above >> # Highlight Search]].

#. Start the search.

 

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!! Browsing your Highlighted text

!!! Browsing with a Visual Filter

Using a [[Visual Filter]] can be an effective way to use a search for Higlighting as the results can be selective and can be displayed without being affected by Search Results highlightinge.g.

Using a [[Visual Filter]] can be an effective way to use a search for Higlighting as the results can be selective,\\ and can be displayed without being affected by Search Results highlighting.

 

#. Perform a [[highlight search >> # Highlight Search]]

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#. Save it.

 

The VF will probably be active if your resource is open. Otherwise:

The Filter will probably be active if your resource is open. Otherwise:

#. Open your resource \\ \\ {{$ media:VisualFilterinVFMenu.jpg }} \\ \\

#. Click on the Visual Filters icon on the resource's toolbar.

#. In the drop down menu under the heading /Visual Filters/, click on the filter that you want to use. \\ For best results deselect any other filters. \\ \\ {{$ media:LocatorBarforVF.jpg }} \\ \\

#. In the Locator bar, click on the /Navigator Choice/ field. \\ (If you don't see the Locator bar, press *Ctrl+Shift+L* on your keyboard).

#. In the Locator bar, click on the /Navigator Choice/ field.

#. In the drop down list click on *Filter Highlight*

#. Use the vertical arrows on the Locator bar to navigate to the highlighted text in your resource.

 

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!!! Browsing Annotations

#. Turn on the resource Visual Filter for /Notes and Highlights/andthensetthe/NavigationChoice/intheLocatorbarto*Annotation*.

#. Turn on the resource Visual Filter for /Notes and Highlights/

#. Set the /Navigation Choice/ in the Locator bar to *Annotation*.

#. Use the vertical arrows on the Locator bar to move between highlighted text

* It will also navigate to your /Notes/ unless the Notebook(s) you selected in the VF contain onlyHighlighting.

* It will also navigate to your /Notes/ unless the Notebook(s) you selected in the VFonly contain Highlighting.