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Searching for Items in the Browser
You can search in all open projects or restrict your search to a single project, or tab, in
the Browser. You can search for one item at a time, or multiple items at once.
To search for a single item in the Browser:
1 Make the Browser active, then choose Edit > Find (or Press Command-F).
2 Select your search options, then enter your search criteria.
For more information, see “About Search Options” on page 28.
The above example shows a search for clips used in sequences selected in the Browser
that have the word “Copy” in their names. (If a clip has been edited into a sequence, its
media file is being used.)
3 Click Find Next.
The found item is highlighted in the Browser.
4 Press Command-G to search for the next item in the Browser that meets the search criteria.
Searching for Multiple Items in the Browser
You can also do a search to find multiple clips at once.
To search for multiple items in the Browser:
1 Make the Browser active, then choose Edit > Find (or Press Command-F).
2 Select your search options, then enter your search criteria.
For more information, see “About Search Options” on page 28.
3 Click Find All.
A list of found items is displayed in the Find Results window.
If necessary, you can restrict a search to the elements of the Find Results window. For
more information, see “Manipulating Items in the Find Results Window” on page 32.
Specify your
search criteria.
Then click here.
Specify your
search criteria.
Then click here.