Pre-Find is now switched on out of the box. While qualifying a part of a new sentence, any object type whose existing expression matches the selected text is moved to the top of the name list, so a repeated part such as 'city Utrecht' now shows 'city' as the first suggestion instead of leaving the field empty.

The setting remains under Options, Expressions, Pre-Find, with the three choices None, List matches and Select first match. 'List matches' is the new default: the suggestion is offered but never applied on its own, so nothing is chosen on the user's behalf.

Note that the matching itself is still governed by the neighbouring Match setting, which is Exact by default. A difference in capitalisation between the earlier expression and the newly typed one will therefore not be recognised; choose Similar there if that is wanted.

Existing installations keep whatever Pre-Find value they already have stored; the new default applies to new installations and to settings that predate the option.

Pre-Find is now switched on out of the box. While qualifying a part of a new sentence, any object type whose existing expression matches the selected text is moved to the top of the name list, so a repeated part such as 'city Utrecht' now shows 'city' as the first suggestion instead of leaving the field empty.

The setting remains under Options, Expressions, Pre-Find, with the three choices None, List matches and Select first match. 'List matches' is the new default: the suggestion is offered but never applied on its own, so nothing is chosen on the user's behalf.

Note that the matching itself is still governed by the neighbouring Match setting, which is Exact by default. A difference in capitalisation between the earlier expression and the newly typed one will therefore not be recognised; choose Similar there if that is wanted.

Existing installations keep whatever Pre-Find value they already have stored; the new default applies to new installations and to settings that predate the option.