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When developing TeX code, I spent 99% of my time editing the
source. However, when I compile a document using TeXworks, focus is
automatically transferred to the preview window. Of course, I want
to <i>see </i>the preview window, but if I then type Ctrl+F (or
Ctrl-R), my intent, 99 times out of 100, is to search (or replace)
within the <i>source</i> window, not the preview window. Would it
be possible to augment TeXworks such that, no matter in which window
Ctrl-F/R is typed, it is interpreted in the context of the source
window rather than the preview window ? As this would be a change
to current behaviour, it would have to be specified by a user
preference or similar. And for the rare occasion where one <i>does
</i>want to search (but not replace !) in the preview window,
perhaps this functionality could be exposed by Ctrl+Shft+F or
similar.<br>
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Philip Taylor<br>
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