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<title>Pattern Matching</title>
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<title>Regular Expressions in &kword;</title>
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<para>The default action for &kword; is to search for an exact match of
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the text. &kword; has the ability to match text
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that follows a <emphasis>pattern</emphasis> or a set of rules. </para>
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<para>To enable patterns, place a mark in the box labeled <guilabel>Use
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Patterns</guilabel>.</para>
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<para>This will enable the <guibutton>Insert Pattern</guibutton> button.
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This button can be a quick way to add patterns for people unfamiliar
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with &UNIX; pattern matching.</para>
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<para>You do not need to use the <guibutton>Insert Pattern</guibutton>
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button, to insert your text string. You can type it into the search
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line. The <guibutton>Insert Pattern</guibutton> button is a convenience
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for people unfamiliar with pattern matching.</para>
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<para>You should now type the text in place, stopping to insert the
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pattern elements where necessary. </para>
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<para>For specific information on pattern matching, take a look at the
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section entitled <link linkend="patterns">Pattern Matching</link></para>
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<para>To enable patterns, place a mark in the box labeled <guilabel>Regular expression</guilabel>.</para>
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<para>This will enable the <guibutton>Edit</guibutton> button.
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This button can be a quick way to create regular expressions for people unfamiliar
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with &UNIX; regular expressions.</para>
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<para>A more thourough discussion of regular expressions in KDE can be found in the help manual for &kregexpeditor;, which can be found in the &khelpcenter;.</para>
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<title>Pattern Matching</title>
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<title>Regular Expressions in &kword;</title>
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<para>The default action for &kword; is to search for an exact match of
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the text. Fortunately, however, &kword; has the ability to match text
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according to patterns. </para>
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<para>To enable patterns, place a mark in the box labeled <guilabel>Use
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Patterns</guilabel>.</para>
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<para>This will enable the <guibutton>Insert Pattern</guibutton> button.
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This button can be a quick way to add patterns for people unfamiliar
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with &UNIX; pattern matching.</para>
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<para>You do not need to use the <guibutton>Insert Pattern</guibutton>
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button, to insert your text string. You can type it into the search
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line. The <guibutton>Insert Pattern</guibutton> button is a convenience
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for people unfamiliar with pattern matching.</para>
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<para>For specific information on pattern matching, take a look at the
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section entitled <link linkend="patterns">Pattern Matching</link></para>
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the text. &kword; has the ability to match text
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that follows a <emphasis>pattern</emphasis> or a set of rules. </para>
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<para>To enable patterns, place a mark in the box labeled <guilabel>Regular expression</guilabel>.</para>
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<para>This will enable the <guibutton>Edit</guibutton> button.
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This button can be a quick way to create regular expressions for people unfamiliar
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with &UNIX; regular expressions.</para>
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<para>A more thourough discussion of regular expressions in KDE can be found in the help manual for &kregexpeditor;, which can be found in the &khelpcenter;.</para>
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<sect4 id="replace-formatting"><title>Formatting options</title>
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<sect4><title>Formatting options</title>
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<para>&kword; also has the ability to search your document for text that matches
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certain formatting options as well as the text itself.</para>
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<guilabel>Subscript</guilabel> to determine what font alignment you want &kword; to search for.</para>
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<term><guilabel>Shadow:</guilabel> and <guilabel>Word by Word:</guilabel></term>
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<para>Use these <guilabel>Yes</guilabel>/<guilabel>No</guilabel> radio boxes to determine whether you want &kword;
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to include shadow text in the search text and whether to search for word by word underlining and strikethrough text.</para>
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<term><guilabel>Capitalization:</guilabel></term>
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<para>You can select <guilabel>Normal</guilabel>, <guilabel>Uppercase</guilabel>, <guilabel>Lowercase</guilabel>, or
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<guilabel>Small caps</guilabel> to determine what capitalization you want &kword; to search for.</para>
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<term><guilabel>Language:</guilabel></term>
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<para>You can select the language of the text you want &kword; to search for using this dropdown box.</para>
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<para>Once you have selected your options, click <guibutton>OK</guibutton> to accept your search options.</para>
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<para>Click <guibutton>Cancel</guibutton> to ignore all changes.</para>
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<para>Click <guibutton>Reset</guibutton> to restore the options dialog box to the default values.</para>
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<para>Click <guibutton>Clear</guibutton> to remove all marks from the checked options.</para>
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<title>Other Search options</title>
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<para>In addition to pattern matching, you can limit the search results
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with a few useful options.</para>
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<term><guilabel>Case Sensitive</guilabel></term>
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<para>When this option is selected, &kword; will not only search for the
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string of letters, but will verify that the case of the letters is the
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same. For example. Searching for:
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<emphasis>KDE</emphasis></para><para>will match:
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<emphasis>KDE</emphasis> and
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<emphasis>hiddenKDEinwords</emphasis> </para><para>but not: <emphasis>Kde,
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kde</emphasis> or <emphasis> hiddenkdeinwords</emphasis>.</para>
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<term><guilabel>Find backwards</guilabel></term>
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<para>This option changes the direction of the search. This can be
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useful when you only want to search for a string of text before the
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current cursor position, not after. This option is usually used in
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conjunction with <guilabel>From Cursor</guilabel>, but if that option is
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not specified, &kword; will start searching from the end of the document
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<term><guilabel>Whole words only</guilabel></term>
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<para>When this option is selected, &kword; will only return search
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items that are surrounded by spaces, paragraph marks or punctuation. For
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example. Searching for: <emphasis>KDE</emphasis></para><para>will
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match: <emphasis>KDE</emphasis></para><para> but not: <emphasis>
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hiddenKDEinwords</emphasis> or <emphasis>KDElike</emphasis>.</para>
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<term><guilabel>Selected Text</guilabel></term>
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<listitem><para>If you want to limit your search to a specific part of
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the document (a few paragraphs, for example), you can select the part of
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the document you want to search <emphasis>prior</emphasis> to selecting
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the <guilabel>Find</guilabel> command. When text is selected, &kword;
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will default to only searching the selected text. You can use this
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option to enable or disable this restriction.</para>
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<para>This option will not be available if you have not selected text
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prior to selecting the <guilabel>Find</guilabel> command.</para>
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<term><guilabel>From Cursor</guilabel></term>
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<para>By default, &kword; begins searching at the beginning of the
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document. If this option is selected, &kword; begins its search from
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the current position of the cursor. The direction that &kword; searches
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is, by default forward in the document, but can be changed with the
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<guilabel>Find Backwards</guilabel> option.</para>
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<para>Once you have selected your options, click <guibutton>OK</guibutton> to accept your search options.</para>
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<para>You can use this dialog to select the format of the replaced text.</para>
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<para>The left column consists of nine checkboxes. If there is a mark in the checkbox, then &kword; will change
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<para>The left column consists of 13 check boxes. If there is a mark in the check box, then &kword; will change
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any replaced text to match the property selected.
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If no mark is in the checkbox, &kword; does not consider that property when replacing text.</para>
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If no mark is in the check box, &kword; does not consider that property when replacing text.</para>
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<term><guilabel>Family</guilabel></term>
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<term><guilabel>Family:</guilabel></term>
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<para>Use this drop down box to select the font family you want your replacement text to use.</para>
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<para>Use this combo box to select the font family you want your replacement text to use.</para>
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<term><guilabel>Size</guilabel></term>
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<term><guilabel>Size:</guilabel></term>
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<para>Use this spin box to set the font size you want &kword; to use for your replaced text.</para>
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<term><guilabel>Color</guilabel> and <guilabel>Background Color</guilabel></term>
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<term><guilabel>Color:</guilabel> and <guilabel>Background Color:</guilabel></term>
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<para>Clicking on either of these two buttons allows you to select the font color and/or background color respectively,
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you want &kword; to use. For more information on selecting a color, see the
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<term><guilabel>Strikeout</guilabel></term>
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<para>You can select <guilabel>Simple</guilabel>, <guilabel>Double</guilabel>, <guilabel>Simple bold</guilabel> or
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<guilabel>Without</guilabel> to use for the replacement text.</para>
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<term><guilabel>Underline</guilabel></term>
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<para>You can select <guilabel>Simple</guilabel>, <guilabel>Double</guilabel>, <guilabel>Simple bold</guilabel> or
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<guilabel>Without</guilabel> to use for the replacement text.</para>
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<term><guilabel>Vertical Alignment</guilabel></term>
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<term><guilabel>Strikeout:</guilabel></term>
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<para>You can select <guilabel>Single</guilabel>, <guilabel>Double</guilabel>, <guilabel>Simple bold</guilabel> or
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<guilabel>Without</guilabel> to use for the replacement text.</para>
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<term><guilabel>Underline:</guilabel></term>
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<para>You can select <guilabel>Single</guilabel>, <guilabel>Double</guilabel>, <guilabel>Simple bold</guilabel>, <guilabel>Wave</guilabel>, or
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<guilabel>Without</guilabel> to use for the replacement text.</para>
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<term><guilabel>Vertical Alignment:</guilabel></term>
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<para>You can select <guilabel>Normal</guilabel>, <guilabel>Superscript</guilabel> or
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<guilabel>Subscript</guilabel> to determine what font alignment you want &kword; to use.</para>
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<term><guilabel>Shadow:</guilabel> and <guilabel>Word by Word:</guilabel></term>
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<para>Use these <guilabel>Yes</guilabel>/<guilabel>No</guilabel> radio boxes to determine whether you want &kword;
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to use shadow text and/or word by word underlining and strikethrough in the replacement text.</para>
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<term><guilabel>Capitalization:</guilabel></term>
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<para>You can select <guilabel>Normal</guilabel>, <guilabel>Uppercase</guilabel>, <guilabel>Lowercase</guilabel>, or
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<guilabel>Small caps</guilabel> to determine what capitalization to use for the replacement text.</para>
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<term><guilabel>Language:</guilabel></term>
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<para>You can select the language of the text you will use to replace the found text.</para>
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<para>Once you have selected your options, click <guibutton>OK</guibutton> to accept your text options.</para>
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<emphasis>Complete text string</emphasis>.</para>
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<para>This placeholder will contain the entire text string matched by the find command.</para>
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<para>For example:</para>
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<para>You create a search string, using patterns: <emphasis>Reference \d</emphasis></para>
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<para>Now in the <guilabel>Replace With</guilabel> section of the replace dialog, you place a mark in the checkbox labeled
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<para>You create a search string, using regular expressions: <emphasis>Reference \d</emphasis></para>
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<note><para>In order for this string example to work, a mark must be placed in the check box labeled
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<guilabel>Regular expression</guilabel></para>
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<para>Regular expressions are available by placing a mark in this checkbox. The use of regular expressions is beyond the
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scope of this manual. For more information see the KDE Regular Expression Manual (Available in the &kde; help center).</para></note>
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<para>Now in the <guilabel>Replace With</guilabel> section of the replace dialog, you place a mark in the check box labeled
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<guilabel>Use placeholders</guilabel>. Click the <guibutton>Insert Placeholder</guibutton> button and select
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<guilabel>Complete text found</guilabel>. &kword; will insert a <emphasis>/0</emphasis> in the
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<guilabel>Complete text found</guilabel>. &kword; will insert a <emphasis>\0</emphasis> in the
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<guilabel>Replacement text</guilabel> text box.</para>
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<para>Now surround the placeholder with parentheses, so your text string is: <emphasis>(/0)</emphasis></para>
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<para>Now surround the placeholder with parentheses, so your text string is: <emphasis>(\0)</emphasis></para>
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<para>When this is executed, whenever &kword; encounters the find text (ie. <quote>Reference 0</quote>, <quote>Reference 1</quote>,
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<quote>Reference 2</quote>, etc) it will surround the text in parethesis (<quote>(Reference 0)</quote>, <quote>(Reference 1)</quote>,
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<quote>Reference 2</quote>, etc) it will surround the text in parenthesis (<quote>(Reference 0)</quote>, <quote>(Reference 1)</quote>,
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<quote>(Reference 2)</quote>, respectively). </para>
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<para>As you can see, the placeholder will maintain a copy of the search text. You can use this placeholder to add text to the ends of any
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search string you can imagine.</para>
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<sect2 id="patterns">
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<title>Pattern Matching</title>
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<para>Sometimes, you want to find or replace text that is similar, but not exactly the same.</para>
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<para>&kword; allows you to search for words that are similar
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in certain very well defined ways.
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This is done through <emphasis>pattern matching</emphasis>.</para>
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<para>Each pattern matching string is detailed below. The true power of pattern matching is
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combining multiple elements into a single search string.</para>
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<term><guilabel>Any Character</guilabel></term>
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<para>Will find any <emphasis>one</emphasis> letter, number,
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punctuation or symbol. Once selected, &kword; will insert a period (.) into your string.
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<para>Thus: <emphasis>KW.rd</emphasis> will find or replace <emphasis>KWord</emphasis>,
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<emphasis>KW2rd</emphasis>, <emphasis>KWOrd</emphasis> or <emphasis>KW*rd</emphasis>.</para>
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<para>It will not find or replace: <emphasis>KWoord</emphasis>.</para>
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<term><guilabel>Start of Line</guilabel></term>
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<para>Will find any instance where the start of the line is at this point in the search string.
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Once selected, &kword; will insert a (^) into your string.
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<para>Thus: <emphasis>^KWord</emphasis> will find or replace any instance of
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<emphasis>KWord</emphasis> which begins a new line.</para>
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<term><guilabel>End of Line</guilabel></term>
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<para>Will find any instance where the end of the line is at this point in the search string.
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Once selected, &kword; will insert a dollar sign ($) into your string.
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<para>Thus: <emphasis>KWord$</emphasis> will find or replace any instance of <emphasis>KWord</emphasis>
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which occurs at the end of a line.</para>
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<term><guilabel>Set of characters</guilabel></term>
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<para>Once selected, &kword; will insert a set of square brackets into your string. &kword; will
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match any characters contained within that set of brackets.
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<para>Thus: <emphasis>KW[ao]rd</emphasis> will find or replace any instance of <emphasis>KWord</emphasis>
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or <emphasis>KWard</emphasis>.</para>
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<para>It will not match: <emphasis>KWaord</emphasis> or <emphasis>KWird</emphasis>.</para>
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<term><guilabel>Repeats, zero or more times</guilabel></term>
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<para>Once selected, &kword; will insert an asterisk (*) into your string. &kword; will
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match any string of text that contains <emphasis>zero or more</emphasis> of the previous
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characters behind the asterisk.</para>
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<para>Thus: <emphasis>KWo*rd</emphasis> will find or replace any instance of <emphasis>KWrd</emphasis> (zero)
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or <emphasis>KWord</emphasis> (one), or <emphasis>KWoooooooooord</emphasis> (ten).</para>
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<para>It will not match: <emphasis>KWaord</emphasis> or <emphasis>KWird</emphasis>.</para>
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<term><guilabel>Repeats, one or more times</guilabel></term>
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<para>Once selected, &kword; will insert a plus sign (+) into your string. &kword; will
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match any string of text that contains <emphasis>one or more</emphasis> of the previous
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characters behind the asterisk.</para>
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<para>Thus: <emphasis>KWo*rd</emphasis> will find or replace any instance of
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<emphasis>KWord</emphasis> (one), or <emphasis>KWoooooooooord</emphasis> (ten).</para>
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<para>It will not match: <emphasis>KWrd</emphasis> (zero).</para>
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<term><guilabel>Optional</guilabel></term>
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<para>Once selected, &kword; will insert a question mark (?) into your string. &kword; will match any instance
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of the string if the previous character exists <emphasis>and if it does not</emphasis></para>
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<para>Thus: <emphasis>KWo?rd</emphasis> will find or replace any instance of <emphasis>KWord</emphasis>,
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or <emphasis>KWrd</emphasis>.</para>
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<para>It will not match: <emphasis>KWoord</emphasis>.</para>
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<term><guilabel>Escape</guilabel></term>
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<para>Once selected, &kword; will insert a back slash (\) into your string.
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This backward slash tells &kword; to not perform pattern matching with the next character.
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This is useful when you want to search for a string of text using patterns, but you need to match one of the
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reserved pattern matching characters. </para>
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<para>For example: <emphasis>KW\.rd</emphasis> will find or
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replace any instance of <emphasis>KW.rd</emphasis>.</para>
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<para>It will not match: <emphasis>KWrd</emphasis>.</para>
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<tip><para>This character is obviously most useful when you
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combine it with other pattern matching (not like the example above).</para>
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<para>Example: <emphasis>KWord\.*</emphasis> which will match <emphasis>KWord</emphasis>,
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<emphasis>KWord.</emphasis> and <emphasis>KWord...</emphasis></para>
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<para>This string tells &kword; to look for any instance of <emphasis>KWord</emphasis>
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with zero or more periods (.) at the end.</para>
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<term><guilabel>TAB</guilabel></term>
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<para>Once selected, &kword; will insert a back slash folllowed by a t (\t) into your string. &kword; will match any
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string of characters with a tab character (for use with tab stops) in that portion of the string.</para>
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<term><guilabel>Newline</guilabel></term>
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<para>Once selected, &kword; will insert a back slash folllowed by a <emphasis>n</emphasis> (\n) into your string.
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&kword; will match any string of characters with a newline character in that portion of the string. (Newline characters are also referred to
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as <emphasis>Line Breaks</emphasis>).</para>
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<tip><para>A newline character is inserted into a &kword; document by clicking <keycombo
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action="simul">&Shift;<keycap>Return</keycap></keycombo></para></tip>
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<term><guilabel>Carriage Return</guilabel></term>
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<para>Once selected, &kword; will insert a back slash folllowed by a <emphasis>r</emphasis> (\r) into your string.
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&kword; will match any string of characters with a carrage return character in that portion of the string.</para>
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<note><para>A carrage return is the same thing as a new paragraph. When you press the <keycap>Enter</keycap> key,
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you are entering a carrage return.</para></note>
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<term><guilabel>Whitespace</guilabel></term>
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<para>Once selected, &kword; will insert a back slash folllowed by a <emphasis>s</emphasis> (\s) into your string.
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&kword; will match any string of characters with a whitespace character in that portion of the string.</para>
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<note><para>Whitespace characters is a group of characters that change the flow or move the text around.
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Examples of whitespace characters are spaces, tabs, and carrage returns.</para></note>
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<term><guilabel>Digit</guilabel></term>
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<para>Once selected, &kword; will insert a back slash folllowed by a <emphasis>d</emphasis> (\d) into your string.
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&kword; will match any string of characters with a numerical digit (any number 0-9) in that portion of the string.</para>
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<sect1 id="spell-check">
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<title>Spell Checking</title>
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<title>Spellchecking</title>
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<indexterm><primary>spelling</primary><secondary>check spelling of document</secondary></indexterm>
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<para>&kword; can compare each word in your document to several commonly available dictionaries. It will offer you
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the opportunity to change any words it believes are misspelled.</para>
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<term><guibutton>Cancel</guibutton></term>
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<para>Stop spell checking.</para>
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<para>Stop spellchecking.</para>
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</varlistentry>
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<term><guibutton>Help</guibutton></term>
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<para>Loads a help file for the spell checker.</para>
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<para>Loads a help file for the spellchecker.</para>
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</varlistentry>
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</variablelist>
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<para>When the entire document has been checked, &kword; will return the cursor to the same spot
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in the document that the spell checking was begun.</para>
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in the document that the spellchecking was begun.</para>
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<para>If the document does not have any spelling errors, &kword; does
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not show a dialog box. When spell checking is started, it
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<para>If the document does not have any spelling errors, &kword; immediatly returns you to your
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document (It does not show a dialog box informing you there were no spelling errors).</para>
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<para>When spellchecking is started, it
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will proceed to check all of the document against the dictionary, and
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then exit the spell check dialog box. With short documents, you may
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miss the dialog box. &kword; has spell checked the document!</para>
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if there are no spelling errors it will close the spellcheck dialog box. With short documents,
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this may happen quickly. &kword; has spellchecked the document!</para>
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<para>There are several options for configuring the spelling application used.
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automatically, while you are editing your document.</para>
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<sect2 id="autocorrection-enable">
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<title>Enable/Disable Autocorrection</title>
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<title>Enabling/Disabling Autocorrection</title>
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<para>To toggle autocorrection on and off, select <menuchoice>
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<para>To toggle autocorrection on, select <menuchoice>
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<guimenu>Tools</guimenu><guimenuitem>Autocorrection</guimenuitem>
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<guimenuitem>Enable Autocorrection</guimenuitem></menuchoice>
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from the menubar. When enabled, autocorrection makes changes to your document <emphasis>as you type</emphasis>. You can
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determine which changes to make by <link linkend="configure-autocorrection">configuring autocorrection</link></para>
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<para>If disabled, autocorrection changes are not made. You can, however,
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determine which changes to make by <link linkend="configure-autocorrection">configuring autocorrection</link>.</para>
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<para>To toggle autocorrection off, select <menuchoice>
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<guimenu>Tools</guimenu><guimenuitem>Autocorrection</guimenuitem>
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<guimenuitem>Disable Autocorrection</guimenuitem></menuchoice>
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from the menubar. When disabled, autocorrection changes are not made. You can, however,
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<link linkend="autoformat">apply autocorrection manually</link>.</para>
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used abbreviations that you want spelled out, or abbreviations.</para>
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<para>&kword; uses different autocorrection strings depending on the language.
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Set the correct language using the drop down box labeled
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<guilabel>Replacement and exception for language</guilabel>.</para>
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Set the correct language using the combo box labeled
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<guilabel>Replacement and exceptions for language</guilabel>.</para>
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<para>The checkbox labeled <guilabel>Enable word replacement</guilabel> is used to
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toggle on and off the autoreplacment features of &kword;. If there is no mark in the checkbox,
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<para>The check box labeled <guilabel>Enable word replacement</guilabel> is used to
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toggle on and off the autoreplacement features of &kword;. If there is no mark in the check box,
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then &kword; will not perform any autoreplacements from the list in this dialog.</para>
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<para>If there is a mark in the checkbox labeled <guilabel>Replace text with formatting</guilabel>
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<para>If there is a mark in the check box labeled <guilabel>Replace text with formatting</guilabel>
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&kword; will not only change the text when it finds a match, but it will change the formatting of the new text.
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If there is no mark in this checkbox, then
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If there is no mark in this check box, then
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&kword; uses the same formatting options for the replaced text as it found in the search text. For more information
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on setting the format options for replacement text, see the section on
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<link linkend="autocorrection-format-options">Changing the format of the autocorrection string</link>.</para>
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<para><quote>Robert Jones Jr. is a friend of the family.</quote></para>
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<para>from being changed to:</para>
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<para><quote>Robert Jones Jr. Is a friend of the family.</quote></para>
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<para>To remove an erroneous entry, simply click once on the wrong entry with the &RMB;
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<para>To remove an erroneous entry, simply click once on the wrong entry with the &LMB;
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and click on the <guibutton>Remove</guibutton> button.</para>
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<para>The second set of boxes performs a similar function to the first. Only in
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this instance, text entered in these boxes will stay double capital letters.</para>
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<para>simply enter the text fragment in the text box below
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<para>The second set of boxes performs a similar function to the first except text entered in these boxes will allow two capital letters in a word if it
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is entered in this text box.</para>
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<para>Simply enter the word in the text box below
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<guilabel>Accept two uppercase letters in</guilabel>. Then click
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<guibutton>Add</guibutton>.</para>
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<para>As an example: Adding <quote>FL</quote> to this dialog prevents</para>
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<para><quote>Sarasota, FL </quote></para>
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<para>As an example: Adding <quote>CD</quote> to this dialog prevents</para>
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<para><quote>CD</quote></para>
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<para>from being changed to:</para>
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<para><quote>Sarasota, Fl </quote></para>
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<para>To remove an erroneous entry, simply click once on the wrong entry with the &RMB;
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<para><quote>Cd</quote></para>
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<para>To remove an erroneous entry, simply click once on the wrong entry with the &LMB;
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and click on the <guibutton>Remove</guibutton> button.</para>
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<para>The first checkbox labeled <guilabel>Enable completion</guilabel> is used to toggle autocompletion on and off.</para>
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<para>The second checkbox, labeled <guilabel>Automatically add new words to completion list</guilabel> will add any word equal to or longer
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<para>The first check box labeled <guilabel>Enable completion</guilabel> is used to toggle autocompletion on and off.</para>
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<para>The second check box, labeled <guilabel>Automatically add new words to completion list</guilabel> will add any word equal to or longer
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than the <guilabel>Minimum word length</guilabel> to the list of proposed autocompletion words.</para>
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<para>The large listbox in the center of the dialog contains the current proposed list of autocompletion words.</para>
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<note><para>Not all words listed in the list box will be replaced when autocompletion is selected.</para>
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<note><para>Not all words listed in the list box will be immediatly affected by autocompletion when entered into this dialog.</para>
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<para>A word is not part of autocompletion until the list is <emphasis>saved</emphasis> to disk. At that moment, &kword;
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will use that saved list for all autocompletion, until the list is replaced with another saved list.</para>
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<para>Some of the words in the autocompletion list may not have been saved yet.</para></note>
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<para>By clicking the <guibutton>Add Completion Entry</guibutton> button you can add
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<para>By clicking the <guibutton>Add Completion Entry...</guibutton> button you can add
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an individual word to the completion list.</para>
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<para>To remove words from the completion list, select the word with the &LMB; from the list, then
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click <guibutton>Remove Completion Entry</guibutton>.</para>
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