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I'd vote for additional checkboxes (ie "Show first n occurrences"), (ie "Show last n occurrences") in the "normal" find.
Alternatively, additional checkboxes (ie "Curend document"), (ie "All documents") in the "Find in Files".

I am sorry again Bob but i'am afraid you didn't get my point.
I am talking about "Find in Files" function and NOT the Find function.

I am sory Bob but i think you didn't understand my request.
I am talking about a directory history list not a file history list.

To simply run the Find in Files function on the current open document, just add a checkbox to be able to flag this option. This would be very usefull in case of large documents, having to find all the occurences of a word. I know it can be done now also, but it would save lot of time to have this ch...

It would be great to have the function of setting the view document tabs, just for some documents which i want to select. I work with a workspace having more than 20 documents. Today i work often with only 3 of them. It is difficult to choose always these 3 documents from the file selector with all ...

It would be great to have a drop down directory history list, when openning a new file.
It should remember the last 20 directories openned.

Thanks

Great!
This could be THE solution.
But, IMHO it should be any kind od menu or shortcut.
Also, it should be any way to get this from help.
Thanks.

In my case, it is allmost not applicable to do what you recommend, using the tile option, saying the least. Because my current workspace has 17 documents. So, when i tile, i get 17 windows with all my documents on the screen. Then i should manually minimize 15 of them, to leave the 2 documents i wan...

Is it possible to display a different file on each pane, after you split a window? So i can see 2 files easily as in other editors. A very inportant feature for programmers. I hope it should be possible. It should be a standard feature or at least, a very simple way to do it. I couldn't find any way...

MudGuard wrote:For me, it is F6 (and Shift-F6 for reverse order) - but this might be different.

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