Quick list view search Searching using the Find form You can search containers for objects that contain specific text. If you use the Find form to do this, you have more control over the search.         Tip The fewer characters you search on, the more objects you are likely to find. For example, searching on "categor" will find "category" and "categories". Quick list view search To search for text that is visible in list view, simply type the text. FirstClass will jump to, and highlight, the first instance of this text. To see the next instance, choose Edit > Find Next.         Tip You can continue using Find Next in a different container. Top Searching using the Find form To search for objects that contain specific text, or have attachments or histories that contain this text: 1       Open the container you want to search. 2       Choose Edit > Find. 3       Fill in the Find form. Keep in mind that the more narrowly you focus the search, the more relevant the search results are likely to be. The search results window opens. As objects are found, they are listed in this window. Some facts about searching: •       the name of the object currently being searched is displayed at the right of the summary bar in the search results window •       you can work with objects in the search results window before the search finishes •       you can do the same sorts of things with these objects that you normally do (for example, you can reply to a message) •       searching takes place in the background; you can do other things in FirstClass during a search •       FirstClass notifies you with a sound when the search is complete •       you can cancel a search in progress by clicking Stop or closing the search results window. Top