Searching for terms in the catalogue in PDF format
The Find command allows you to identify a part or all of a
word listed in the catalogue. Acrobat Reader searches for
terms by examining all the words on each page of the
catalogue. To select a term:
- Click the Find button
or choose Find from the Edit menu.
- In the text space provided, enter the term (s) you are
interested in.
- Where necessary, select from among the following
search options:
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Searches for all hits on the
complete word in the text. For example, if you are
seeking the term "fish", the words
"fishing" and "fish out" will
not be highlighted.
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Searches only for words that contain
the uppercase and lowercase formats specified in the
text space.
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Begins the search at the current page
and searches previous pages back to the beginning of
the document.
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- Click the Find button. Acrobat Reader then
searches for the first hit on the term.
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Searching for the next hit on the term
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- In the Edit menu choose > Find
Again.
- In the Find dialogue box, click Find Again. (The
term to locate must already be specified in the text
space).
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| To go to a page
If you have located a standard using the numerical or
alphabetical list, you may go directly to the desired page by:
- scrolling the vertical scroll bar until the page number
sought is displayed;
- selecting the active page number on the status bar,
entering the page number sought and then clicking ENTER;
- going to the Document menu > going to the page,
entering the page number sought and clicking OK.
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