Re: Advanced Find And Replace 7 Crack
Brie Hoffler
In version 4 of Pages for Mac, I used to be able to find and replace mutiple paragraph returns or tabs from long documents, with the "advanced" find and replace feature. I cannot figure out how to do this in version 5. Can this be done or has this feature disappeared.
Hardly anything is "advanced" in Pages 5. Some F&R options have been tucked away in the little gear icon, upper left. As for the former ability to pick from a list of control characters, you'll have to find examples in your text and Copy/Paste to the fields in F&R.
I tried the copy paste thing, but when I paste a single paragraph returns in the replace with box, all the options "replace all", "replace and find", and replace are all greyed out. It doesn't allow me to do anything.
I've also since discovered the Edit/Find menu and used command F - selected the text I want to use, then used the Edit/Find/selection for find and Edit/Find/use selection for replace options in then menu.
I wonder if you could be more specific describing the method you discovered. I would like to be able to find a text string and replace it with something else. The original text string repeates throughout the document and has special characters. Would you method work for this???
What G Tack means is that you select the text/string in your document first (to select formatting characters, such tab or return, it is helpful to select show invisibles in the View menu) After you have selected your string, and while the small, grossly simplified Find/Replace window is open, you hit Command-E, then the F/R window will recognize your string. You can also select this option in Edit>Find>Use selection for Find. It is unfortunate that this is not any clearer, but this works fine. Use the Option+Tab works for tabs, but Option+Return does not work when entering it into the Find box.
Pages v5 is not based on Pages '09 v4.3, and consequently, many of the older applications features were omitted. Among these was the more capable Find and Replace. Pages 5 Find and Replace is discussed here, and here.
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