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Narrow documents in a view to match what a user types into the search box, just like for example in iTunes.
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1) Rob Goudvis6575 (14 Oct 2009)
Do you mean that the contents of the first column is used to select these documents?
2) Oliver Regelmann4914 (14 Oct 2009)
I mean the contents of any column.
One could argue whether full text should be included but I think this might be too confusing for the user in this case.
One could argue whether full text should be included but I think this might be too confusing for the user in this case.
3) Bill Malchisky8219 (05 Jan 2010)
@2 so not a FT search, but a keyboard-based Ctrl+F search, or a sorted column impromptu search instead? I understand the concept of visually clearing a document set akin to an impromptu filter...but it can be much easier in iTunes due to the record-size being fixed and smaller than what Notes documents can achieve (for content).
Seems that this feature would only be effective if the filtering process is quick.
Seems that this feature would only be effective if the filtering process is quick.
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