Create 2 labels: "correct" and "incorrect"
Now click on CAS entry to show "correct" labels only. It will also list incorrect labels.
CAS Label Search finds too much
Re: CAS Label Search finds too much
Thanks for fixing it quicker than I hoped for. In the meantime I had turned "incorrect" into "not correct" which worked OK til I installed the patch. Now it's kind of the other way round: It only finds "not correct" in a combined search with "correct"
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Re: CAS Label Search finds too much
That's because "not" is seen as a Boolean NOT.
CAS Label Search, however, is smart enough to handle this: The term must be quoted, and it works fine here:
CAS Label Search, however, is smart enough to handle this: The term must be quoted, and it works fine here:
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?"not correct" /L
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Hm, still over my head
I used the no-brainer method via "Insert as New Cat here > CAS:Labels"
Where do you want me to enter the modified quoted term? Under properties of the category or the item? Or do you mean to say I should define the label itself in quotes?
Also, I think I was able to delete folder and file references in the catalog by pressing Shift Del. Provided it has the focus, of course. This no longer works. Instead I get the warning that I am about to delete the real thing permanently.
I used the no-brainer method via "Insert as New Cat here > CAS:Labels"
Where do you want me to enter the modified quoted term? Under properties of the category or the item? Or do you mean to say I should define the label itself in quotes?
Also, I think I was able to delete folder and file references in the catalog by pressing Shift Del. Provided it has the focus, of course. This no longer works. Instead I get the warning that I am about to delete the real thing permanently.
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Re: CAS Label Search finds too much
a) You don't have to do anything. It just works. Here at least.
b) Works fine here.
b) Works fine here.
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Beats me why it doesnt work here. Created a brandnew label, just for the heck of it. Named it "try this" with a blank in the middle, and sure enough, CAS will find it only in a combined search with any other tick-marked label, but not by itself.
I re-define the very same label, with an underscore in the middle "try_this" - et voila - after updating the CAS-category the search works fine. The heck with it, I just rename my stuff with underscores, no big deal.
I re-define the very same label, with an underscore in the middle "try_this" - et voila - after updating the CAS-category the search works fine. The heck with it, I just rename my stuff with underscores, no big deal.
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Re: CAS Label Search finds too much
Are you using the latest version?
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Oops. You sure keep it coming these days. I was still stuck on 14.70.0009 - the version that contained the fix. The very latest version however, takes care of both my issues. THANKS.
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Re: CAS Label Search finds too much
I did not fix anything after 14.70.0009. But fine that it works now.
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Must have been Santa Clause if you didnt fix it. Or some red-nosed reindeer. To rule out my own red-nosed pre-holiday mood, I double-checked on my other notebook that still runs 14.70.0009. Problem still there, it takes the next version from Dec 20th to fix the second issue.
Anyways, this kind of miracle I happily accept without questioning the reasons.
Cheers and jingling bells and all that jazz...
Anyways, this kind of miracle I happily accept without questioning the reasons.
Cheers and jingling bells and all that jazz...