Go to the Find module by clicking on the Find tab.
On small screens, the Find fields are initially not shown, in order to preserve space. You can show the fields by pressing the button 
behind the Find field. You can remove the fields from the screen by pressing the Hide button.
Text Enter text fragments to look for:
xyz Any word starting with xyz. =xyz Word must be exactly xyz. *xyz Word contains xyz anywhere in its text. "abc xyz" Text combination abc followed by xyz abc + def Both texts abc AND def must occur. abc+def Same as above, spaces are optional. abc def Same as above, AND is the default.
(A + is automatically inserted before def.)-abc Text abc must NOT be present in the text.
This can be combined with =, * and "" as shown above.
Examples:
-=morning
-*ation
-"from bed"abc / def Either abc OR def must occur (spaces are optional).
Combinations of these are possible. Examples:four/eight pm (four OR eight), AND pm. pm four/eight Same as above, the order is not important. "rising from bed" morning The sequence rising from bed, AND morning. fear / anxiety crowd/people (fear OR anxiety) AND (crowd OR people).
(A + is automatically inserted before crowd)Remedies Enter the abbreviations of remedies to look for. Pressing the
sep Remedy sep sep. Same as above, the dot notation can be used, but is not needed here (it is needed in the Find field). -sep Remedy sep must NOT be present in the rubric. sep / nat-m Either remedy sep OR nat-m sep nat-m Same as above, OR is the default.
(A / is automatically inserted before nat-m)sep/staph+nat-m/mag-m (sep OR staph) AND (nat-m OR mag-m) sep. staph. + nat-m. mag-m. Same as above. (A / is automatically inserted before staph and before mag-m) Min. grade Enter the minimum gradation for remedies (1 to 4). Min. rubric size Enter the minimum number of remedies in a rubric. Max. rubric size Enter the maximum number of remedies in a rubric. Complete Symptoms Restrict search to complete symptoms.
A complete symtom is a symptom that consists of a Location, a Sensation, and Modalities or Concomitants.
This option is used exclusively when searching in the Complete Repertory. Other repertories generally do not contain this information.Repertory This option is only shown in case your license supports the use of multiple repertories.
It allows you to search exclusively in the repertory that is currently opened in the Book module, or in all available repertories.Chapters Pressing the Rubric types Pressing the
In case your license supports the use of additional repertories, please note that additional repertories have often not tagged the rubrics as Times, Sides, Location etc. Any selection you make here, can only be applied to repertories that have been properly prepared for this, like the Complete Repertory.
Searching will start automatically after entering your search criteria, there is no need to press any button.
Note that for text the default for multiple fragments is AND, but for remedies it is OR.
The reason for this is that when entering multiple text fragments you most likely intend to restrict the search result, whereas for multiple remedies you might want to do differential diagnosis.
On the iPhone, searching will start as soon as you finished typing into a field. When you type using the onscreen keyboard, you must first hide that. In case you are using an external keyboard, hit the Enter key.
The level of detail depends on what has been searched for. If remedies were searched for, the selected remedies are included in the find result. If only text was searched for, no remedies are shown.
In short, the find result focuses on what you asked for, not the details that are not asked for.
The find result area has many similarities with the Book module.
Navigation is done with the same keyboard, mouse, button bar, or menu features.
Also, the layout is automatically adjusted to the size of the window.
In the Find module, showing remedies is restricted to the somewhat smaller rubrics. Rubrics with many remedies show only the number of remedies.
In addition to the navigation options in the Book module, the find result offers the option of jumping straight to a rubric in the book, by simply double clicking on a rubric with the mouse.