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t0ma
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Search in subdirectories: current dir only -> Default

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Hello guys,

Is it possible to make search profiles? I would like to achieve that every time I am searching for file contents (when the Find text is selected), the Search in subdirectories option will be `current dir only`, instead of the default `all (unlimeted depth)`.
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Just take a look onto 'Load/Save' search tab. :D
You may use command LOADSEARCH in order to create buttonbar button or usercommand that will open search window and load previously saved template.
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Aaa, perfect!
Thanks.
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Now the last thing,
How to set a keyboard shortcut to this newly created button on the toolbar?
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Shortcuts may be assigned for usercommands. Usercommands may be created in command browser. Just do the following:
1. Configuration - Misc.
2. In 'Redefine hotkeys' choose desired hotkey (e.g. Alt+F7) and click glass button near 'Command' field.
3. In command browser choose group usercmd.ini and click New button. Enter command name and same parameters as for buttonbar button and click OK. Select new command and click OK in command browser.
4. Click apply button (green checkbox) to assign hotkey.
Now Alt+F7 will open your search instead of default one. :D
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Thanks!
Works like a charm...
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