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1.1 ! root 1: Xd - Search ! 2: ! 3: The `Search' function will look for a given entry ! 4: associated with the real world object that ! 5: matches the value shown in the Search For ! 6: dialogue box. This object must be of the type ! 7: shown in the `Type' field, and the given value ! 8: must describe some aspect of this target object. ! 9: ! 10: Values are entered by pointing the mouse at ! 11: the dialogue box next to the `Search' button ! 12: and typing in a string. ! 13: ! 14: The contents of the `Type' field can be changed ! 15: by clicking on the `Type' button and then ! 16: selecting the desired type from the resulting ! 17: pop-up menu. The contents of the `Type' will ! 18: not normally have to be set as `Xd' should ! 19: automatically set this to what seems the most ! 20: obvious and sensible type for the current ! 21: directory position. Currently defined types are ! 22: `Person', `Place', `Organization' and ! 23: `Department'. ! 24: ! 25: As an example, suppose you wish to search for ! 26: the entry of `Polonius Plum', a person, of ! 27: Brunel University, then a possible search ! 28: strategy would be as follows: ! 29: ! 30: i) Move to a suitable directory position, in ! 31: this case `Brunel University'. ! 32: ! 33: ii) Make sure that the correct `Type' has been ! 34: selected. For this example the correct type ! 35: would be `Person'. ! 36: ! 37: iii) Enter a suitable value, this might simply be ! 38: `Polo' or `Plum', then click on `Search' or ! 39: simply press <Return> whilst in the Search ! 40: For field. ! 41:
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