| This command lets you correct entries while you're creating a Find request. It does not return you to where you were before you performed a Find. But it will let you start fresh on building the current Find requestno matter how many fields you've already filled in within that request. To revert a request 1. | You must be in Find mode, filling out a Find request. When you make a mistake, choose Requests > Revert Request (Figure 5.28). Figure 5.28. If you make a mistake in creating a Find request, choose Requests > Revert Request. | 2. | When the warning dialog box appears, click Revert (Figure 5.29). All the fields within that Find request become blank, allowing you to start fresh. Figure 5.29. Choosing Requests > Revert Request triggers an alert dialog box. Click Revert to correct a mistake or Cancel to leave things as they are. |
To find all records If you are in Browse mode, choose Records > Show All Records (left, Figure 5.30). If you're in Find mode, choose Requests > Show All Records (right, Figure 5.30). The keyboard command is the same in either mode: (Windows) or (Mac). Figure 5.30. To find all your records, choose Records > Show All Records if you are in Browse mode (left) or Requests > Show All Records if you're in Find mode (right).
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