Search within a script
- Last UpdatedApr 09, 2025
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The InTouch Script Editor provides the functionality to find and replace text within an open script based on a search string and a set of customizable search options. You can access Find and Replace as Edit options on the Script Editor's menu bar.

You can also use keyboard shortcuts Ctrl+F (Quick find) and Ctrl+H (Quick replace) to display the Find and Replace dialog box.
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In a simple search using the default search options, select the Quick Find tab and type a word or phrase in the Find what field.
Select Find Next to start a search. An amber background identifies a word or phrase in the script that matches the search string
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In a simple replace operation using the default options, select the Quick Replace tab, type a word or phrase in the Find what field, and also type a replacement word or phrase in the Replace with field.
Select Find Next to start a replacement operation. A light blue background identifies a word or phrase in the script that matches the search string entered in the Find what field. You have three replacement options after locating a matching word or phrase.
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Select Find Next to ignore the current matching word or phrase and continue searching for the next match in the script.
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Select Replace to replace the current matching word or phrase with the string entered in the Replace with field.
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Select Replace All to replace all matching words or phrases with the string entered in the Replace with field.
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