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multiple characters. For example, if you have objects named Set11, Set21, Set31, and Set34, using the search phrase "Set?1" with Find Using Wildcards on will highlight the first three but not the fourth. Searching for "Set*" will highlight all four. Find Using Regular Expressions When on, you can use regular expressions in the Find field. For example, to highlight all items that do not start with upper-case "A", turn on Find Case Sensitive and Find Using Regular Expressions, and use this search term: [^A]. Or to highlight all items that start with "sph" and end with "1", turn on Find Using Regular Expressions, and use this search term: sph.*1. Similarly, to find all light targets, use .*Target. Sync Selection When on, selecting an object in the viewport highlights it in Scene Explorer and vice-versa. Search Opens the Advanced Search dialog on page 7395, which lets you set up and use complex Boolean search terms. Display menu Object Types The submenu choices are All, None, and Invert; these are the same as the buttons at the right end of the Display toolbar on page 7392. Also available on the submenu is the Hide Toolbar command, which toggles display of the Display toolbar. Children Displays linked objects as parent-child hierarchies, with the children as expandable branches below their parent objects. When off, lists all objects in the specified sort order with no regard to hierarchies. Influences When on and you highlight an object with influences on page 8012, contents of any text-based fields of the influential objects appear in blue. Column Chooser Opens the Column Chooser dialog, which lets you add columns by dragging new column headings to the existing column headings. Configure Advanced Filter Opens the Advanced Filter dialog on page 7397, which lets you set up and use complex Boolean filter terms. Enable Advanced Filter Activates the filter specified with the Advanced Filter dialog on page 7397. 7390 | Chapter 23 Managing Scenes and Projects