If you cannot find a particular document, you can search for it by page name. You can also search for documents that reference a particular Nucleus component.
To search for a document:
Click the Find Document button in the toolbar.
When the Find Document dialog box opens, select the search method you want to use. You can search by page name (the default).
Specify the document you want to find in the Search For field. If you want your search to be case-sensitive, select the Match case checkbox.
Note: You can search for partial names by using the asterisk (
*) or question mark (?) wildcard symbols. For example, a search fornew*would retrievenews.jspandnewfeatures.xml. If you do not include the file’s extension, be sure to use a wildcard (index.*, for example).If you want to find documents that reference a particular component, select the That references this component checkbox and click the “...” button to select the component.
Type the location you want to search in the Look In field, or click Browse to select a directory from the document hierarchy. If you want to search all folders within this directory, make sure the Include subfolders checkbox is selected.
Click Find. The search results appear at the bottom of the Find Document dialog box.
Double-click a document returned from your search to open it in the Document Editor.
