Search Note Options

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< < 139c121 < This manual describes version 0.6.0 of Tomboy --- > This manual describes version 0.3.10 of Tomboy 256c238 < Open the Tomboy menu using the key combination --- > Open the Tomboy menu using the key combo 281c263 < The note can be edited by clicking in the content area and using --- > The note can be editted by clicking in the content area and using 305c287 < --- > 310c292 < Search All Notes --- > Table of Contents 312c294 < Search All Notes dialog will display the notes --- > Table of Contents dialog will display the notes 317,351d298 < < You can find specific notes by entering text into the search field < in the Search All Notes dialog. The list of notes < will automatically update to list only the notes which have matching < text. < < To open a note in the Search All Notes < dialog, do one of the following: < < < < Double-click on a note. < < < < Highlight a note by selecting it and then select < Open < from the File menu. < < < < Right-click on a note and select < Open < from the context menu that appears. < < < < Highlight a note by selecting it and then press the key < combination < Ctrl < < O < . < < 368,370c315,350 < Clicking the Search button will open the < Search All Notes dialog described earlier < (.) --- > Clicking the Search button will open a new > dialog titled Search Note. Enter the text to search > for, within the current note. Occurrences of this text will be > highlighted in the note to allow quick identification. > > Use the Find Next button to move focus to > the next occurrence of the text within the current note. Similarly, you > can use the Previous button to move focus to the > previous occurrence of the text within the current note. > > There are also different options you can set when performing a > search. Both options are explained next. > > > Search Note Options > > > Case Sensitive > > > Select this checkbox to make the search distinguish between > uppercase and lowercase characters. > > > > > Search All Notes > > > This option expands the Search Note > dialog, and will display a list of notes which contain the search > text. The number of occurrences of the text is also displayed next > to the note. > > > 500,522d479 < Fixed Width < < < The fixed width style allows text to use a fixed width font. < To change existing text, first select the text you want to modify. < Then select the < Fixed Width < option from the Text < dropdown menu. You can also select the < Fixed Width < option from the Text before < you start typing to have the text you type be in a fixed width < style. < < The < Fixed Width < option is a feature provided by the Fixed Width < Plugin. For more information on plugins, see < . < < < < 549,604d505 < < < Bullets < < < Select the < Bullets < option from the Text < dropdown menu to begin or end a bulleted list. If the cursor is < inside a bulleted list, the < Increase Indent < < Decrease Indent < options will be enabled. < < With the cursor on a bulleted list line, select the < < Increase Indent < option to shift the current line to the right or < the < Decrease Indent < option to shift the current line to the left. < < < For more information on bullets, see < . < < < < < Find in This Note < < < Use this to search for text within the current note. A small < find bar will open up at the bottom of the note. To open the find < bar using the keyboard, use the standard keybinding, < Ctrl < < F < . < < Enter text to find. After entering text, the matches will be < highlighted. Press the Find Next to < highlight the next match and place the cursor there. Press the < Previous to move to the previous < match. < < Use the Case sensitive checkbox to < limit the matches to ones that match the case of the search string < exactly. < < To close the find bar, click the Close < Button on the far left or press the Escape < key. < < 628,638d528 < What links here? < < < This option allows you to quickly see what other notes link < to the current note. This feature is provided by the Backlinks < Plugin. For more information on plugins, see < . < < < < 678,793d567 < < Bulleted Lists < < < Begin a bulleted list < < You may begin a bulleted list by using one of the < following methods: < < < < Select < Bullets < from the Text dropdown < menu. < < < < Begin a line with a single dash character (-), type some text < immediately following the dash, and press Enter. < < < < < < < End a bulleted list < < End a bulleted list by doing one of the following: < < < < Select < Bullets < from the Text dropdown < menu. < < < < Press Enter on a blank bulleted line. < < < < Select < Decrease Indent < from the Text dropdown menu in < succession until the current line is no longer part of the bulleted < list. < < < < Using the key combination < Shift < < Tab < in succession until the current line is no longer part < of the bulleted list. < < < < < < Increase Indentation < < To increase the line indentation in a bulleted list with the < mouse: < < < < Select < Increase Indent < from the Text dropdown < menu. < < < < To increase the line indentation in a bulleted list with the < keyboard: < < < < Press the Tab key. < < < < < < Decrease Indentation < < To decrease the line indentation in a bulleted list with the < mouse: < < < < Select < Decrease Indent < from the Text dropdown < menu. < < < < To decrease the line indentation in a bulleted list with the < keyboard: < < < < Press the key combination < Shift < < Tab < . < < < < < 920,921c694,695 < Enter the key combination to open the Search All < Notes dialog. --- > Enter the key combination to open the Search All > Notes dialog. 936,959d709 < < < Plugins < < The plugins section allows you to enable and configure Tomboy < Plugins. < < The list of installed plugins shows on the left. A plugin is < enabled by placing a check in the checkbox. Disable a plugin by < unchecking its checkbox. < < Please see the section for more < information about the plugins that are installed with Tomboy. < <

< Tomboy Plugin Preferences < < < < < < < < 973,981c723 < Sticky Notes Import < < Backlinks < < Bugzilla < < Fixed Width < < Note of the Day --- > and Sticky Notes Import. 991,1012d732 < Backlinks (What links here?) < < < This plugin allows you to know which notes link to the note you're < currently editing (as Tomboy use a wiki-style lining system between notes). < It makes it easier to keep track of the relations between notes. If this plugin < is activated, the Tools menu will have a < What links here? entry listing < all the notes linking to the current note. < < < < < Bugzilla URL Drop < < < Allows you to drag a Bugzilla URL from your browser directly into a tomboy note. < The bug number is inserted as a link with a little bug icon next to it. < < < < 1044,1062d763 < Fixed Width < < < Allows you to use a fixed-width font when creating/editing notes. < If this plugin is activated, the Text menu < will have a Fixed Width option < < < < < Note of the Day < < < This plugin automatically creates a Today note for easily jotting < daily thoughts down. The current date is used as a basis for the title of the note. < < < <