Finding things
Find in a note
Jump to every place a word appears in the note you're reading.
What it is for
A long note is quicker to search than to scroll. Find highlights every match in the open note and takes you from one to the next.
How to use it
- Press ⌘F (Ctrl+F on Windows), or the magnifying glass at the top of the note. That's the way on a phone.
- Type a word. Every match is highlighted, with a count such as 3 of 12.
- Press Enter for the next match and Shift+Enter for the previous one. Esc closes the bar.
- Press Search all notes to look for the same word everywhere.
Find in this note
⌘FNext match
Enter or ⌘GPrevious match
Shift + Enter or ⇧⌘GSearch all notes, from anywhere
⌘⇧FExample
Before a client call
In a long project note, find every mention of the client's name to see what was promised.