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MickL
I'm trying out ON 2007.
I have some notes from other programs I've imported. Some with text like
"meeting:" and "email:" insterted so I could serach for those strings to
find that kind of todo.
When I search in ON for "meeting:" or "email:" it finds them but also finds
every other note with "meeting" or "email", even when I put the search in
quotes (example = "email:").
The manual says "Use quotation marks to find an exact phrase". Well, that
isn't working.
As a test, I tried some other searches like "-em-", without quotes it finds
all instances of em and with quotes it finds <space>em<space> .
"@email" with or without quotes finds any string with "email".
So much for the exact phrase. I think there's a bug here or ON is ignoring
special or non-alpha characters.
Am I missing something?
Thanks,
Mick
I have some notes from other programs I've imported. Some with text like
"meeting:" and "email:" insterted so I could serach for those strings to
find that kind of todo.
When I search in ON for "meeting:" or "email:" it finds them but also finds
every other note with "meeting" or "email", even when I put the search in
quotes (example = "email:").
The manual says "Use quotation marks to find an exact phrase". Well, that
isn't working.
As a test, I tried some other searches like "-em-", without quotes it finds
all instances of em and with quotes it finds <space>em<space> .
"@email" with or without quotes finds any string with "email".
So much for the exact phrase. I think there's a bug here or ON is ignoring
special or non-alpha characters.
Am I missing something?
Thanks,
Mick