Apple Final Cut Pro 5 - Manual (Page 366)

Chapter 1 Organizing Footage in the Browser 31
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Searching for Items in the Browser
You can search in all open projects or restrict your search to a single project, or tab, in
the Browser. You can search for one item at a time, or multiple items at once.
To search for a single item in the Browser:
1 Make the Browser active, then choose Edit > Find (or Press Command-F).
2 Select your search options, then enter your search criteria.
For more information, see “ About Search Options ” on page 28.
The above example shows a search for clips used in sequences selected in the Browser
that have the word “Copy” in their names. (If a clip has been edited into a sequence, its
media file is being used.)
3 Click Find Next.
The found item is highlighted in the Browser.
4 Press Command-G to search for the next item in the Browser that meets the search criteria.
Searching for Multiple Items in the Browser
You can also do a search to find multiple clips at once.
To search for multiple items in the Browser:
1 Make the Browser active, then choose Edit > Find (or Press Command-F).
2 Select your search options, then enter your search criteria.
For more information, see “ About Search Options ” on page 28.
3 Click Find All.
A list of found items is displayed in the Find Results window.
If necessary, you can restrict a search to the elements of the Find Results window. For
more information, see “
Manipulating Items in the Find Results Window ” on page 32.
Specify your
search criteria.
Then click here.
Specify your
search criteria. Then click here.