The Search Results dialog opens after you set up search criteria at the Multi-File Find and Replace dialog and click Start. Use this dialog to replace text found in topics.
Find: Identifies the text to search for. (You can edit the text in this box to search for other information.)
Replace: Identifies the replacement text. (If you want to remove the search text from the topics without replacing it with other information, delete the text in Replace. You can also edit the existing text in this box.)
Case Sensitive: Finds text exactly matching the capitalization entered in Find. (Clear this option to find text, regardless of how it is capitalized.) For example, if the text in Find is "Dive", Case Sensitive only finds topics that use "Dive" and not "dive".
Whole Word: Finds text exactly matching the wording entered in Find (does not find parts of words). Clear this option to find parts of words that are similar to the text entered in Find. For example, if the text in Find is "Dive", Whole Word only finds topics that use "Dive" and not "Diver" or "Divers".
Search results list: Displays all files that include the text specified in the search.
Name identifies all files that include the text.
In Folder identifies the location of each file (drive, folder, subfolder).
# found indicates how many occurrences exist in each file.
# replaced indicates how many occurrences are replaced. (This column is updated after you replace the text.)
Find: Searches contents of topics to find occurrences of the text entered in Find.
Tip: You can select files from the list if you do not want to update all of them. To select multiple files, press and hold CTRL and click each one. To select a range of adjacent files, press and hold SHIFT, click the first file and then click the last file.
Replace: Only replaces text in files you manually select.
Replace All: Replaces text in all files listed at the dialog.
Stop: Interrupts the search and replace procedure.