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It looks like it was a display problem that was resolved by restarting the computer. I should have restarted the computer before posting but it never occurred to me that it could be a display problem. It appeared that I wasn't being taken to the hits in the open topic but the cursor was not moving ...

I appreciate the replies. I'm just about to leave for the day but I'll check on Monday and see if Flare is behaving properly for me or not.

Thanks.

I understand that the default is the current file and the find in source code option, but haven't found a way to have Flare take me directly to the hits.

Let me know if this doesn't make sense.

Thank you!

I'm probably missed something, but is there a way to search only within the topic you currently have open and have Flare take you directly to the string you've searched for? Basically, like searching in Word.

The only thing I've been able to figure out how to do is to select Find in all open ...

Thanks. I'll give that a try.

How do you un-name an element?

Here's what I actually am attempting. I named one element and now want to un-name it, create a div out of multiple elements including the one that was named, and name the group.

Maybe there's a better way to accomplish what I need to do.

Thanks.

Thanks for the suggestion Lisa. That does make it a little easier. I will submit a request for this feature.

rmlusa

I've had various levels of luck selecting material in the XML editing window. I'll find that when I go to copy it or delete it that I've missed some part of the structure.

I've found that the only way to ensure that I've selected all elements of an item is to find the highest level of the item in ...

Thanks for the response Dave. That's a good idea and I'll give it a try.

rmlusa

I've got multiple instances of the same topic in a TOC. When I right click on the topic in Content Explorer and select "Locate in TOC" only the first instance of the topic is found. Is there any way to find all instances, or should I say, what's the best way to find all instances of a topic in a TOC ...