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     When you search for the next occurrence of a regular expression,
     CodeView searches to the end of the file, then wraps around and
     begins again at the start of the file. This search can have
     unexpected results if the expression occurs only once. For
     example, when you give the command repeatedly, there is no
     activity on the screen. Actually, CodeView is repeatedly wrapping
     around and finding the same expression each time.
 
     The Case Sensitivity command on the Options menu and the Options
     Case-Sense (OC) command-window command have no effect on searches
     for regular expressions. To match uppercase and lowercase
     in search strings, choose the Find command from the Search menu.
 
     You cannot search for a label with the Search (/) command, but you
     can use the View (V) command with the label as an argument
     to achieve the same effect.
 
     See: ◄View (V) Command-Window Command►
          ◄Search Menu: Find Command►
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