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1. In the editor, choose File > Export. The Save As dialog box appears.

2. To save the script using a different scripting language or under a different file format, make a

selection in the Save as type drop-down list.

3. Navigate to the location where you want to save the exported script.

4. Enter the name of the script in the File name box.

5. To save the script using a different scripting language or under a different file format, make a

selection in the Save as type drop-down list.

6. Click OK.

Find Strings in a Script

The Find Text dialog box allows you to search for text strings in the editor. The available options help

you limit the search, making searches quicker and easier.

To find strings in a script:

Note: If you only want to search a particular section of the script, you should select it before per-

forming the following procedure.

1. Choose Search | Find, or press CTRL+F. The Find Text dialog box appears. The last used

string is displayed in the Text to find drop-down list box.

2. Set the search settings and options.

Text to find: Enter a new search string or select a previous search from the drop-down list.

Case sensitive: Select to limit the search to instances of text with the same case as the

text in the Text to find box.

Whole words only: Select to limit the search to complete words matching the text in the

Text to find box. Whole words are defined as strings that have a space or punctuation

before and after the word.

Regular expressions: Select to treat the regular expressions of the scripting language as

text to search. If you clear this option, the regular expressions of the language are not

included in the search.

Global: Select to search the entire content of the script.

Selected text: Select to find matching text within the text block you select. A portion of text

must be selected before you run the search.

Forward: Select to search the script forward, from the location of the cursor or from the

beginning of the script, depending on what you choose as the origin (From cursor begins

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