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• Quick search is case-sensitive. I do not think that this used to be the case. How can I 'quick search' break?

  Do the 'quick search' not quite as fast quick search is case-sensitive. How can I make case-insensitive? I think that it used to be case sensitive, if it's a "feature" can we have the old, faster, the 'quick search' in the back?

  You can open the normal search bar via ' Edition > Search "(Cmd + F) and remove the check mark in the box"Option match case.

  • Find Toolbar Tweaks: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/2585

• pages 09 - search for case-sensitive words?

  Pages 09 - you can search by case-sensitive words?

  See the following screen captures for the advanced search and replace. It considers cat and only cat based on the search criteria.

  

• Oracle 12 c disable case-sensitive password

  Is this possible and how?

  According

  https://docs.Oracle.com/database/121/UPGRD/deprecated.htm#UPGRD60022

  
  

  The IGNORECASE argument of ORAPWD and the SEC_CASE_SENSITIVE_LOGON system setting are deprecated in Oracle Database 12c

  Indeed, they are considered obsolete - by default, passwords are case-sensitive.

  You can simply set SEC_CASE_SENSITIVE_LOGON FALSE.

• "Search" Firefox Ctrl-F function always starts with "Case-sensitive" automatically activated

  "Search" Firefox Ctrl-F always begin with 'Match case' activated automatically every time I start up the browser, even when I start with safe mode disabled modules. Is there a way to have case-sensitive have (without having to check it manually) when I type ctrl-F?

  dcode147 said

  "Search" Firefox Ctrl-F always begin with 'Match case' activated automatically every time I start up the browser, even when I start with safe mode disabled modules. Is there a way to have case-sensitive have (without having to check it manually) when I type ctrl-F?

  If you don't have a user.js file, as I did not, then you can find this information in your profile folder prefs.js. To find this folder, click menu triple horizontal slash on Firefox button, then click the question mark at the bottom, then click "Troubleshooting information" and then click on "View file" next to the profile folder. At this point, you need to open the js file (prefs.js to me, maybe user.js for others) with Notepad.

  The entry "accessibility.typeaheadfind.casesensitive" cor - el mentioned above must be just off the top, and if "Match case" is highlighted then it should have a '1' beside him. You will need to close Firefox, then change 1 to 0 and save. When you restart Firefox "Case-sensitive" must return to being disabled.

• 'Find' is case-sensitive and the option does not appear on the search bar

  As I said, it is case sensitive. I looked for an answer and everyone says uncheck case-sensitive on the search bar, but he's not here. I am on a mac with os x 10.9.4 using Firefox 32.0.1.

  I thought about it. I had to restart with disabled addons. I don't know which extension caused the problem, but the change stuck when I re-enabled the addons.

• Search text documents case-sensitive records

  Vista support case-sensitive text searches for records?  If so, how?

  Thank you

  Hello viper158,

  Content research are focused on the floor, are not case-sensitive and cannot be made so. However, capital letters or characters of punctuation in the words are considered as starting a new Word and can be found. For example, a search for "hop" returns files that contain Hip Hop HipHop or hip hop but not Hiphop.

  Mr. Doug in New Jersey

• Search tips of Windows Explorer or filters for a search case-sensitive

  I am using the Windows 7 Explorer and try to use the search box to view only files that have the TEMPL uppercase vs. lowercase templ. I type TEMPL in the search box and it is especially definitely TEMPL file names, but also the names of files templ. I tried 'TEMPL' in the search box, but in fact, eliminating more of the files that I want. If anyone knows a site or a book with advice on that, I'd like to hear about them. Thanks in advance.

  Unfortunately, Windows 7 Search has no case sensitive ability.  There are third-party freeware available that can pick up this way: easexp.com/xsearch/, mythicsoft.com/agentransack, tools.tortoisesvn.net/grepWin.html, mcrenox.com.ar/filefinder and fsl.sytes.net/ssearchxt.html.

• Search in directories case-sensitive on the endpoints Cisco SX & MX series

  I have a problem when the search engine in the directory on a Cisco SX20 touch 10 or a touch 10 MX200G2 is case-sensitive. My client use search regularly and it's a real problem to have to capitalize each time looking. If a capital letter is not used, the result of research found nothing. SW version is 7.3.5 and 7.3.6

  Is there a way to disable the search case-sensitive?

  Thank you.

  Did some digging, you're sure you run CMA 6.2.0 or later?

  Seems to be a bug with Polycom CMA before 6.2.0, see the Polycom CMA 6.2 Release Notes, bug ID SSGSE-14527.

• the sensitive search case sensitive and non-respect of case-sensitive

  Hello!
  
  We are with 11g enterprise edition for our product. In the past, we used the LIKE operator to search for our fields of type string. So, we had an index of based function (UPPER (stringfield)) for non-respect of the case. and an index of second normal for a case sensitive search
  
  Now, we want to use the oracle for the search text option (best performance, search for similar words,...). How work with case oracle text and no respect for case-sensitive?
  
  As far as I know, I can set a lexer and set a property to deal OR not to case... But I need two... Do I need 2 text totalisators?
  
  Thank you
  Markus

  Yes, that's correct.

• How do should not be case sensitive search criteria

  Hello
  
  my search criteria was case-sensitive, how should I have to avoid this and I need to find the date of selection only from no need to specy both the to and from dates. How can I achieve this.
  
  Published by: user5802014 on May 26, 2010 12:37
  
  Published by: user5802014 on May 26, 2010 12:46

  To find the lowercase as well, make sure that the Ignrore box is checked.

  Nick

• An add-on to force firefox switch to the default search engine in the search bar

  Hello

  I have a few search engines in the search bar of firefox. I find it extremely annoying that whenever I have change the search engine, that it stays like this, even after restarting firefox. Is there an add-on that would go to the one who is at the top of the list (which is my default for search engine being both navigation bar) whenever I restart the browser?

  Let me give you an example: I use duckduckgo as a search engine by default in the search bar and navigation bar. Let's say I need to find a definition for which I use the wikipedia search engine. Then I go to wikipedia one. I disable the browser the next time I start firefox search engine that appears in the search bar is wikipedia and I would have preferred it to be duckduckgo.

  I hope that's not waves.

  see you soon,
  Omen

  Easier is to put the default engine for search engine preferred via the user.js file in the Firefox profile folder by copying the line user_pref() related to this file.

  The user.js file is read whenever Firefox is started and initializes the preferences to the specified value in this file, so the preferences set via user.js can be changed temporarily for the current session.

  You can search the topic: config page for browser.search. to locate the pref (s) you need.

  • user_pref ("browser.search.defaultenginename", 'Google');

  You can use this button to go to the Firefox profile folder currently in use:

  • Help > troubleshooting information > profile directory: see file (Linux: open the directory;) Mac: View in the Finder)
  • Create the folder chrome (lowercase) in the .default < xxxxxxxx > profile folder if the folder does not exist
  • Use a text editor such as Notepad to create a file user.js (new) in this folder (the names are case-sensitive)
  • Make sure that you select "All files" and not "text files" when you save the file via "save file as" in the text editor as user.js
    Otherwise, Windows can add a hidden .txt file extension and you end up with one does not not user.js.txt file
  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/user.js_file

• regarding Google as my default search engine

  I spent my default search to google engine. but everytime I open Firefox, I keep getting the additional window giving me instructions on how to do it again. He's crazy my OCD perfectionist. Help, please. Laughing out loud

  I think that it is saved in a cookie with the name of PSF and possibly OGPC.
  So make sure you keep the cookies from Google.com.

  Such a detail is stored in a cookie.

  • You can create a cookie "Allow" exception to keep the specific cookies, especially in the case of secure websites and when the cookies expire when Firefox is closed.
  • Tools > Options > privacy > "Use the custom settings for history" > Cookies: Exceptions

  In case you use 'Clear history of Firefox closing' or otherwise to clear the history.

  • do not delete Cookies
  • do not delete Site preferences
  • Tools > Options > privacy > Firefox will be: "Use the custom settings for history": [X] 'Clear history of Firefox closing' > settings
  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/remove-recent-browsing-search-and-download-history
  • Clearing "Preferences of Site" deletes exceptions for cookies, images, windows pop up and installation of the software and the exception to the password and other data specific to Web site
  • deletion of cookies will delete all selected cookies, including cookies with "Allow" exception you can keep

• search options disappeared after updating firefox to address the slowness. How to make a comeback (there is no default search engine and no option)?

  the search box (with a magnifying glass to the left of it) is completely insensitive and there is no search option in the options of the menus/screens. Assistance from the address field in the search bar appears only intermittently to perform an Internet search for key words. a solution would be greatly appreciated.

  You can check if you have the XML files including Google's default search engine in the browser\searchplugins file in the Firefox program folder.

  If this isn't the case, then you need to reinstall Firefox.

  Try to delete the file search.json and possible search - metadata.json and search.sqlite files in the profile folder of Firefox to reset the default search engines.

  You can use this button to go to the Firefox profile folder currently in use:

  • Help > troubleshooting information > profile directory: see file (Linux: open the directory;) Mac: View in the Finder)
  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Profile_folder_-_Firefox

  Firefox will rebuild the file search.json from the default search engines in the folder "browser\searchplugins" in the Firefox program folder and the searchplugins folder in the Firefox profile folder.

• Migration using Time Machine - case sensitive issue

  I get a message "the selected source can't be used for migration-source do not use a case-sensitive file system" when I try to migrate using a Time Machine backup.  Any ideas?

  What this comes down to say the following:

  • Your existing backups located on a volume that is NOT case sensitive. In other words, it has been partitioned as Mac OS extended (journaled).
  • The destination drive you are trying to migrate these files to is a volume that is case-sensitive. In other words, it is partitioned as Mac OS extended (case-sensitive, journaled).

  You can check this in OS x disk utility by selecting the drive and then, by selecting file > read the information.

  The image below is an example of result to do. Note the value of parameter "is case-sensitive. In this case, this volume is not case sensitive, which means that a file named Bob or bob would be the same file. It is the default setting for the Mac's internal hard drive.

  

  I think that the only option at this point is to change the volume of destination is NOT case-sensitive to proceed with the migration.