Just type in part of it and let SF chase it down. I think this alone will make it worthwhile to have SF as part of my development toolkit. How To Once SF is added in from the Access Add-In menu, it runs at the same time as your source code does. Keep in mind, you can document the changes you made as well. Just record what you need to and you'll be happy you did.
Searches are fairly straight forward and easy.
Just type into one field which reference to search for and its replacement in the other field. SF provides a view of the object name, the reference, the new reference change, and a few other pieces of information. If desired, sorting is just a click away with sort buttons to rearrange the order of the searched information for easier management. Another feature is the ability to quit a search at any time in case the database is huge and you don't have a few minutes. A listing of what's new in the Access 7.0 version of SF is provided in the front portion of the instructions.