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6. You should be able to Control-F to search the document on a PC

Sun Jun 11, 2023, 03:17 PM

Jun 2023

Not sure what the command on a Mac is.

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Can someone give me a link to a searchable copy of the indictment? [View all] LAS14 Jun 2023 OP

try this. There is an option to download it BootinUp Jun 2023 #1

See reply 10. LAS14 Jun 2023 #11

I searched it and got 58 occurrences of classified. BootinUp Jun 2023 #2

See reply 10. What tool did you use to search which format? nt LAS14 Jun 2023 #12

Also 32 instances of word "classification" ARPad95 Jun 2023 #21

Save it and open it in Acrobat reader or your favorite pdf reader. emulatorloo Jun 2023 #5

See reply 10. nt LAS14 Jun 2023 #15

You should be able to Control-F to search the document on a PC AZSkiffyGeek Jun 2023 #6

Same identical document? Hmmmmm. I don't recall case-sensitivity. usonian Jun 2023 #19

It works fine on any other document. I think... LAS14 Jun 2023 #20

There's online ocr tools Effete Snob Jun 2023 #22

Command-f usonian Jun 2023 #8

See reply 10. nt LAS14 Jun 2023 #14

I THOUGHTI finally solved it. LAS14 Jun 2023 #10

Depends on your browser. On my desktop/tablet/phone I use Firefox. erronis Jun 2023 #16

See reply 10. nt LAS14 Jun 2023 #13

This might be the one, GemDigger Jun 2023 #17