Hi Markus Hoedl

The behaviour of the Find function has changed due to user requests. The final item searched remains active in the segment it was found in until the Find/Replace dialog is closed.

The simple answer is to close it as soon as you've finished searching.

I've got used to it now, though to begin with I found it a pain...

All the best,

Ali

"My humble opinion"

to which you have every right [:D]

It's just that it's quite easy to turn a function off immediately after you've finished with it... [;)]

I'm sure they'll sort it in an update soon anyway [:)]

Hi Markus Hoedl

It's OK, Amit Dave was helping because he included a link to Paul Filkin who certainly can help better than I [;)]

Sorry I didn't explain myself very well. I hadn't noticed that the behaviour you reported doesn't actually happen on my system. I had only noticed that the last word searched with the Find Tool remains highlighted until the Find Tool is closed, which is a result of the change folk asked for, better highlighting of the searched text. I shouldn't really have replied to you because I'm reeeeeallly busy and therefore not as thorough in my research of a solution as I would normally be, but nobody else had tried to help.

Thanks very much for saying you're grateful, that's lovely!

The quickest and best way to be sure your termbase interaction is good is to make sure that your version of MultiTerm is up-to-date and, very important, the correct one for the version of Studio that you are using.

Actually, it is very sensible to use Windows Repair now and again, especially after a big Windows Update, for any complex software. Part of its function is to iron out any symptoms caused by the interference of resulting non-deliberate Windows (or indeed any other) software changes. You do not have to lose all your settings, you can export your profile settings and import them again after you've run a Windows Repair on Studio and on MultiTerm's components.

This can be done in Studio via File>Setup>Manage User Profiles. The only potential downside of this is that if it's your setup that's causing the malfunction you might reimport it again with your profile. But then you can always reset again...

Windows Repair is useful. My perception of it is that it's tidying up any mess resulting from the Update or Upgrade Whirlwinds ;-))

Anyway, enjoy the rest of your day and have a good weekend!

Ali [:D]