You can easily use an application’s Find feature to search for specific words on a page within the application. To use an application’s Find feature (provided that the application has the Find functionality built into it in the first place), all you need to do is: A keyboard shortcut isn’t the only way to access an application’s Find functionality – you can also manually locate the feature in the application’s menu(s) and trigger it from there. For example, Internet Explorer has its Find feature hidden away in the Edit menu, you can get the Find bar to appear in Google Chrome by simply clicking on the Options button (represented by three vertically aligned dots) and clicking on Find…, and Microsoft Word’s Find functionality can be triggered from the Editing section of the Home tab of its toolbar.
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