# [Search]

<- Property Sheets This configuration relates to String Searches.
It can specify how to display the string that was found.
The "normal mode" and "reverse mode" specify whether the Preview is a reverse screen. Specify the normal screen. (Since the previous mode is entered, changing is not normally needed.) When set to reverse, the colors become their complementary colors.
When using both coloring by search strings and another HyperTeX, "merging" and "replacing" specify whether to mix or replace the colors for the strings specified.
Color: One of "character" (changing color of characters), "box
fill"(coloring background) or "line"(drawing lines) or"line+char"(drawing lines and changing color of characters) can be selected.
The color is chosen from given 8 colors or the reverse (with background).
If "line" is selected, one of "underline"(whose position is at base line or the bottom of the box) or "overline" and one of the "left side" or "right side" in case of vertical writing can be selected.
These choice corresponds to -search:.
"up to (-sdpi:)" specifies up to what resolution (dpi) to assign colors.
These are the values of the compressed gray scale. The gray scale compressed by one fourth for dpi=300 is regarded as 75. For example, if 150 is set when dpi=300, colors are not assigned when the gray scale display is at the same magnification.
dviout expands each page into an image file in the BMP file format. This specification is used with the objective of limiting the color assignments since a larger file size results from color assignments (when there is no enough memory).
Coloring: can select whether to assign colors to only the string found by Search, or to assign colors to all of the relevant strings on the page.
Cursor: specifies whether to move the mouse cursor to the position of the string that was found. If colors cannot be assigned, such as for a monochrome display, this option can be specified.
-sFont: specifies the fonts (of symbols or graphics) which should be excluded from the String Search.