search for strip in a sea of strips by name or partial name.

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2016/06/18 19:48:27 (permalink)
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search for strip in a sea of strips by name or partial name.

Another thread on the main board got me to thinking about this.
 
Often times I know I named a strip such and such but the only way today to focus to it afaik, is to scroll n' hunt.
It would be nice to have a ever ready search field on the ribbon by where we could find "bass di" and have sonar focus to that strip.
post edited by bitman - 2016/06/19 09:09:32

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    Re: search for strip in a sea of strips by name or partial name. 2016/07/09 21:04:09 (permalink)
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    Good idea....!!

    (I've seen new threads about folders and auto-zoom for console view: all these features combined would make for a more manageable CV with high track count)

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    Re: search for strip in a sea of strips by name or partial name. 2016/07/19 18:46:59 (permalink)
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    I would like to have this too, please.

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