The Hit Options bar displays information about your search and provides options that apply to the entire area of the text pane(s):

• The number of "hits" found by the current search criteria is shown as large numerals on the center of the bar. This number disappears when the search is for verses.
• Context Slider: Slide the context slider to choose how many verses of the context to display with the search results. You can choose from no context (0), 1 to 9 verses of context, or all context (A). The number on the context slider reflects how much context is displayed. You can change the default Context settings via the Preferences dialog box (Search Tab area).
• Verse 1 of 43 indicates the verse visible at the top of the text pane, and the total number of verses displayed.
• The first number changes as you scroll through the search results.
• The second number changes when you perform a new search that finds a different number of verses, or when more context verses are added to the hit verses.

• Compare: Select this item to compare the differences between the first two texts, or multiple texts, of each language displayed in the panes of a Search tab. This item is dimmed if the panes cannot be compared. Use the Compare drop-down menu to set common preferences when comparing text.

  Items available are the same as those in the Compare and Type drop-down menus in the Preferences dialog box (Compare Text area).

  Changes made from here are also applied to the Preferences dialog box.

• 49 Displays the number of hits matching your search criteria.
• Click View Analytics () to open the Analytics pop-up menu. Choose the desired item to further analyze the search results via graphs, charts, tables, and more.
• Pane Position button (): Acts as a toggle to switch all panes in that tab between a horizontal and vertical arrangement.
• Add Parallel: Used to select and add a parallel pane. You can add a different Text, Tool, User Notes, or the Greek or Hebrew syntax The analysis of the function of each word in a clause or phrase in new panes.

The Pane bar provides a set of items which affect the respective pane in the Search tab.

• The close button () appears when more than one pane is displayed.
  To close all but the active The application, window, tab, or other screen element which is currently being used; sometimes called the "front" or "frontmost" screen element pane, Alt+Click the close button of the active pane.
• The Text pop-up menu displays the name of the Text in the pane. Click it to view a list of available Text modules Any Bible text, or other single tool that can be read in Accordance, including reference texts and articles; may also be referred to as content or resource. If the pane is very narrow, only the abbreviated name of the module Any Bible text, or other single tool that can be read in Accordance, including reference texts and articles; may also be referred to as content or resource is displayed. A Help tag with the full name of the module appears if the cursor lingers over any Tool or Text pop-up menu.
• If the pane does not display Biblical text, the pop-up menu displays all modules relevant to that pane.

• Select a different text from the pop-up menu to change the text displayed in the pane; this does not change the search text for the active tab.

  Note The initial Text item displayed on the Pane bar is the same as the current search Text (displayed in the Search Entry area), but it need not be. Depending on your preferences (Search Tab area) one of two behaviors is possible: 1) You can choose a different Text and automatically update the primary search Text (default setting); 2) You can change the displayed Text in the pane while searching via the primary search Text, even if not displayed. For more details, see the topic Preferences: Search Tabs Area.

• The pane position buttons appear if more than one pane is open. You can switch the pane between the top and bottom rows of panes.

• Click the font size buttons () to increase or decrease all current font display sizes in the pane below.

  To change the font size in all panes, press Alt+ and click one of the font size buttons.

• Select Interlinear () to display Dynamic Interlinear Key numbered or grammatically tagged texts, as well as to choose the Dynamic Interlinear display settings. This item is not displayed if the option is not available for the displayed Text.
• The Combine button () appears if the Text in the pane does not have the full content of the primary search Text. Use this item to combine two Texts in the same pane. This way, when scrolling through the primary search Text, content is always displayed in the parallel pane.

• The Action pop-up menu () provides access to a variety of other items affecting display of pane content.

  

The Text pane displays the actual search results and includes a scroll bar for basic navigation through the search results.

• You can open additional panes.
• Each additional pane can display a different version of the Bible text, a Reference Tool, a User Notes file (if created), or a Greek or Hebrew Syntax file.

• Use the controls ( or ) to navigate between hits by verse (Vs), chapter (Ch), book (Bk), or bookmark (Mk).
• Press Shift and click a control to jump through the results in increments of 10.
• Use the Prior () and Next () buttons to retrace jumps.
• The "Go To" box displays the current verse at the top of the pane. You can enter another reference or use the pop-up menu and select a different book with hits. The current book is indicated in the pop-up menu.