anchor.diff:  
   If no list of suggestions appears, the first few characters may have excluded all options, so delete some characters and start again.
   
  -#### Selecting
  +##### Selecting
   
   If you see the component you want in the suggestion list, you can arrow down to the item and select it by pressing enter.  
   
   You can also select it with your mouse.
   
  -#### Text Recognition (new)
  -
  -**Text recognition** is now the primary way the Editor deals with saving a typeahead field. 
  +##### Text Recognition (new)
  +
  +Text recognition is now the primary way the Editor deals with saving a typeahead field. 
   
   The Editor has to find out which record you meant so it can store the ID.  It uses the text in the typeahead field to search the database and if it finds a single record it will assume that is the record you were referring to.
   
  
positive.code: 
  Orderless fragment searching may slow some searching down, especially because it uses leading wildcards, so it is not used in all typeaheads - only in cases where the trade-off is worthwhile.  So far, that has only been for reference citations. (Now requested for author names.)
  
  #### Frequency searching
  
  When we originally added orderless fragment searching it didn't matter how many times you entered a search term.  For example, 'walsh walsh' just searched for '%walsh%' and '%walsh%' in the field.  Users found that frustrating and pointed to cases where searching for the same term occurring twice could quickly reduce a suggestion list.
  
  
negative.code: 
  It also means you can paste text into a typeahead field and, providing it uniquely identifies a record, you're finished.
  
  The Editor implements **text recognition** as follows:
  
  1. First it searches using just the text you entered, including any wildcards you supply, but not adding any of its own.  
  1. If it finds exactly one record, it has succeeded and will use that record.
  