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  2. Using the search bar can be a real time saver in a lot of cases, especially
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  3. when you need to jump around between different parts of a buffer.<p>
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  5. By default, the search bar is only shown when
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  6. one of the quick search commands are invoked; however you can specify that it
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  7. always be shown in the <b>View</b> pane of the <b>Utilities</b>&gt;<b>Global
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  8. Options</b> dialog box.<p>
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  10. The following keyboard commands deal with the search bar; you will find it
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  11. much easier to navigate around files if you memorize these:
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  14. <li>Pressing <b>C+,</b> shows the search bar (if necessary) and sends keyboard
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  15. focus there.</li>
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  16. <li>Pressing <b>C+.</b> also shows the search bar, but pre-selects the
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  17. <b>HyperSearch</b> check box.</li>
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  18. <li>Pressing <b>A+,</b> puts the word at the caret location into the search bar.</li>
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  19. <li>Pressing <b>A+.</b> performs a HyperSearch for the word at the caret location.</li>
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