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# Search Products
*Applies to: Patch My PC Publisher V2.x*
##  Overview
The **Search Products** dialog allows you to quickly locate vendors or products within the product tree without manually scrolling through the entire catalog.
## Opening the Search Dialog
You can open the search dialog in either of the following ways:
* Press **CTRL + F** anywhere in the product tree.
* Click the S**earch Product (magnifying glass)** form control.
## Using the Search
1. Enter the product or vendor name into the search field.
2. Click **OK** to jump to the first matching result.
3. Use the keyboard shortcuts to navigate additional matches:
* **F3** - Find next match
* **Shift + F3** - Find previous match
{% hint style="info" %}
**Note**
When no further matches are found, a dialog is displayed indicating **No match found for: \**. This confirms that all occurrences of the search term in the product tree have been reached.
{% endhint %}
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