Pagehand present its find and replace controls in the sidebar rather than in a separate window like most applications.
To show the Find View:
You use the Find View to enter the search term; to enter the replacement term, if any; to execute find and replace commands; to set the scope of the search; and to set options for the search.
Pagehand keeps track of your recent search and replacement terms so you can repeat a find or replace operation easily.
The text fields for search and replacement terms always display invisible characters (spaces, tabs, returns, and line breaks) so you can see exactly what you have typed.
You can limit the scope of the search in three ways. You can control whether the search wraps around to the beginning when it reaches the end of the document; you can force the search to start at the beginning of the document rather than the insertion point; and you can search only in text columns, ignoring headers and footers.
You can set options for the search, including whether the search is case-sensitive; whether the case requires an exact match of diacritical marks; whether the search requires a match at the beginning of a word; and whether the search requires a match at the end of a word.
In the picture below, Pagehand is ready to search for OSX and replace it with OS X. You can see that the replacement term has a space between OS and X:
To find a search term:
To include a tab, return, or line break in a search or replacement term:
To replace the selected text with the replacement term:
To modify the scope of the search:
To specify options for the search: