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I believe in a previous version of PT I was able to search the text of discussion notes in the Biblical terms tool window. I don't see the option any more. I'm running 9.5.109.1

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No, you cannot search in the Biblical Term's discussion notes. You can filter for all terms that have notes (unread or unresolved) and you can sort so that all the terms with discussion notes are together, but there is no way to search in those notes.

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