Find/Replace Text 
   Selecting Find/Replace from the Edit menu activates a dialog 
box that allows you to search the document for specific text, or 
patterns using special characters. Use Find/Replace to search for 
and selectively change specific text strings. Choosing Find/Replace 
displays the Find/Replace dialog box.
     The following options are available: 
Document  — controls the scope of the search. The control shows
Document when a document page is currently displayed in the
document window. If Document  is unchecked (default setting),
Find/Replace searches only the current text chain, beginning at the
text insertion point or start of the highlighted range and continuing to
the end of the chain. When Document is checked, all document
pages are searched. There should be no text box active at the
start of a Document  search operation. 
    Whole Word — finds only occurrences that are distinct words (not
embedded in other text). For example, if you search for “the,”  the
will be found, but not  their or  other. If Whole Word is unchecked
 (default setting), any occurrence of the specified text, regardless of
 its position within other text, is found. 
  Ignore Case — (default setting) finds any occurrence of the specified
 text, regardless of its capitalization. If Ignore Case is unchecked,
 the exact capitalization as entered must be present. 
     To find text: Enter the text you want to find in the field labeled Find
what.  Enter the replacement text in the Change to field. Leave this
 field blank if you want to search for (but not change) specific text, or
 if you want to delete the search text. Position the text insertion point
 where you want the search to begin (or deactivate all boxes if you are
 performing a Document search). 
 The four buttons on the bottom of the Find/Replace dialog box
 control the search and changes: 
   Find Next — begins the search, or finds the next occurrence of the
 specified search criteria. 
   Replace — changes the highlighted text. 
   Replace All — changes all occurrences of the search criteria. An
 alert is displayed showing the number of occurrences changed. 
    Close - discards the changes and closes the dialog box.