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When you pressed CMD F on older versions of Xcode you got the find/replace window embedded on the coding window, instead of having a separate window floating around.

In Xcode 3.1.4, I have this annoying floating window.

Is there a way to get back the old and good find/replace box embedded on the coding window on this new release of Xcode?

thanks!

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In 3.2.1, the find box is embedded in the relevant windows for me, and I can't find a setting to even change that. Unless it's a hidden preference (and I can't find one on Secrets), upgrading should do it for you.

Brock Batsell
according to Apple (see developer site) 3.2.1 cannot be used for development.
Digital Robot
Mike: What? That's all Xcode can be used for. Do you have a link to the specific statement you're referring to?
Peter Hosey
3.2.1 is the latest version that is publicly available. 3.1.4 is way old.
fuzzy lollipop
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When you pressed CMD F on older versions of Xcode you got the find/replace window embedded on the coding window, instead of having a separate window floating around.

You mean newer versions, right? It was introduced in 3.2.

In Xcode 3.1.4, I have this annoying floating window.

Is there a way to get back the old and good find/replace box embedded on the coding window on this new release of Xcode?

3.1.x isn't new. 3.2.x is new. The new release of Xcode already has it. The older releases don't have it at all.

Peter Hosey