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1. #SEARCH A WEB PAGE FOR A WORD ON MAC HOW TO#
2. #SEARCH A WEB PAGE FOR A WORD ON MAC PC#
3. #SEARCH A WEB PAGE FOR A WORD ON MAC MAC#

You have the same kind of interface at the bottom with the arrows, you've got a little search box there so you can continue to do more searches, and you can hit Done when you're finished. Scroll down and you see at the bottom there is On This Page, Find memory. I think im doing it the right way - right click on search engine input on the site, add to the extension and than I highlight any word on one site to search it on another - I click on the button and there is a blank page. Be more productive Find the feature you need fast and create documents more easily with built-in automated design and research tools. Any time I add a new site to search bar and click the button to search on this page - it comes with blank page.

#SEARCH A WEB PAGE FOR A WORD ON MAC MAC#

So I have the iPad here in the horizontal mode. Start quickly with the most recent versions of Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, OneNote and OneDrive combining the familiarity of Office and the unique Mac features you love. When you're done you can hit Done and the whole interface goes away. First, go to the address bar and type the word you wish to search for.

#SEARCH A WEB PAGE FOR A WORD ON MAC HOW TO#

I can tap in there and search for something else, like let's say toolbar and it appears there. Heres a quick guide to show you how to search a web page for a word when youre using Safari with iOS 7. So I can go back and forth between those. So I could continue to search for more terms on this page by using that box or I could use the up and down arrows to go to the next version of that word on the page. It highlights the word memory and notice there's a little interface at the bottom now with up and down arrows on the left and a little search box and it says 1 of 2 and a Done button. So we hit Find memory and it jumps to the first occurrence there. Now if you've got a lot more stuff going on than this, it may be further down and you may have to scroll up but it's always going to be the last thing. This is what we tap to actually search on the page. There's a bookmark there that has the word memory in it. But we're going to type in the search term and we can see there at the top Google Search, memory. You would think that's you would do to go to a completely different page. To make replacement changes, when you find the word remember.

#SEARCH A WEB PAGE FOR A WORD ON MAC PC#

Or you can use the keyboard shortcut, the Control Key plus the letter f on a PC or the Command Key, plus the letter f on a Mac.

First, open your document and click on the Edit link in the tool bar. Now unintuitively I would tap on the address bar at the top. It’s simply to use the Find or Search feature within your computer. You can easily search for a specific word on a web page or site using keyboard shortcuts, web browser controls or even Google. Here I am at the MacMost homepage and let's search for, say, the word memory here. It's a feature and you can do it on the iPhone and on the iPad but it's a little hard to find if you've never done it before. So it's like a long page and you want to search through it. Video Transcript: A common thing that we do on our desktop computers is we get to a webpage and we want to search on that webpage to find where a word or phrase occurs on the page.

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