16.02.2014 Views

Download - SoftMaker

Download - SoftMaker

Download - SoftMaker

SHOW MORE
SHOW LESS

You also want an ePaper? Increase the reach of your titles

YUMPU automatically turns print PDFs into web optimized ePapers that Google loves.

Search only selected records<br />

If this switch is activated, only the selected data records are searched; otherwise<br />

all are searched (see also section “Selecting data records” beginning on page<br />

351).<br />

Accuracy<br />

Specifies how closely the content of a field must agree with the search term:<br />

Search term anywhere in the field: Finds all data records in which the search<br />

term occurs anywhere in the fields being searched.<br />

Field begins with the search term: Finds only those data records in which the<br />

search term occurs at the beginning of the search fields. So, if you search for<br />

“Fish”, only records with “Fish” at the beginning of a field are found (including,<br />

for example, records in which a field begins with “Fisher”, but excluding<br />

records in which a field contains “Ralph Fisher”).<br />

Field matches the search term: Here, the search function finds only data<br />

records in which the field content corresponds completely with the search term.<br />

So, if you search for “Fish”, only records with fields containing just “Fish” are<br />

found; records with fields containing “Fisher” are not.<br />

Adding and editing data records<br />

Important: Data records can be changed only in the database module’s form<br />

view. To switch between list and form views invoke the command View > Form.<br />

If form view is active, a little check appears in front of this menu item; otherwise,<br />

list view is active.<br />

To edit a data record, simply position the text cursor in the desired data field and<br />

make your changes. You can move to the next field with the (Tab) key, to the<br />

previous field with (Shiftª)(Tab).<br />

Note: To save changes to a data record, you do not have to invoke any special<br />

command, because changes to the active data record are saved automatically<br />

when you page to another record or exit the database.<br />

Manual TextMaker Database 325

Hooray! Your file is uploaded and ready to be published.

Saved successfully!

Ooh no, something went wrong!