Brother Ensemble PDP-300CJ Owner's Manual page 112

Using wildcards and special characters
You can use two wildcards and all special formatting characters when you
search and replace text. A wildcard is a symbol that substitutes for a
single character (?) or a series of characters (*). You can use wildcards to
search for words or phrases that are similar or have slightly different
spellings.
For example, if you want to find any word that begins with math" (such
as math, mathematics, mathematical, and so on), you can use the Multiple
Characters wildcard in your search text (math*"). Similarly, if you want to
find any occurrence of the words affect" and effect", you can use the
Any Character wildcard in your search text (?ffect").
You can also search and replace specialcharacters in your document:
graphics, special text, tabs, carriage returns, and page breaks.
" To use wildcards and special characters:
1. Choose Find and Replace from the Edit menu, or press
The Find and Replace dialog box appears.
2. Click Special Characters. A drop-down list appears.
3. Select the wildcard(s) and special character(s) you want to search for.
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Match Multiple Characters. Allows you to match text where the
beginning or end of the text might vary (such as professor" and
professional").
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Match Any Character. Allows you to match text where one or
more characters might vary (such as arise" and arose").
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Graphic or Special Text. Allows you to add a character to search
for any graphic object or any special text character (dates, times,
numbers, and so on) to the Find text.
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Tab. Allows you to add a tab character to the Find or Replace
With text.
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Carriage Return. Allows you to add a carriage return character to
the Find or Replace With text.
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Page Break. Allows you to add a page break character to the Find or
Replace With text.
Word Processing 99
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CODE + F