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--- Comment #11 from Cor Nouws <cno@nouenoff.nl> ---
(In reply to sdc.blanco from comment #9)
(In reply to Cor Nouws from comment #8)
Unless there is a very strong reason.
1. Original request comes from a naive user, who sees the possibility in
Toolsâ–¸Customize to customize the Find Toolbar -- sees checkbox options for
"Find All" and "Match Case" and wonders why "Words only" is not on the list.
(was there a conscious decision to omit this option?)
I'm afraid not.
I remember issues with the length in some situations though.

2. Was never a proposal to make this universal or default, just a
customization option.
That is true. But my point is: where does this request for more options end?
ANd how will they behave. Do people want to remember the settings? Some do,
some don't.. A never ending discussion, I'm afraid.

However I do think that bug 102506 is harder to decide on.

3. If you are seeking use case: Find toolbar can be docked on the bottom of
a window. Whole word is practical in a big manuscript, when searching for
words that often appear in other words (e.g., "sent" or "present" (but not
"representation", "presentation", etc.) Or searching on names and wanting
"Maxwell" but not "Maxwell's".  At present, it is necessary and disruptive)
to have to open a new dialog box to do this.
Ctrl+H, <foo>, Enter, Enter, Esc  isn't that disruptive..

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