Setting PyDev "Search" to case insensitive by default - pydev

I know this sounds like a newbie question, but I've been using PyDev for years and never run into this till now. I've searched Google for hours to no available. I feel like I'm overlooking something really simple, but...
In PyDev, when I search (ctrl-H), the dialog box always has "Case Sensitive" checked when it first comes up. I'm 99.5% sure this didn't use to be the case for me. However, I cannot seem to locate the setting that turns off Case Sensitive by default.
Thanks,
Matt

Well, this doesn't seem to happen to me... when I do Ctrl+H the case-sensitive is unchecked. Which PyDev/Eclipse versions are you using? Which OS? Do you have some error in your error log? (see http://pydev.org/faq.html for how to get it)
p.s.: Note that in an existing search it'll reload the configuration you used last for it.

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Edit (maybe this is better here than in the comments);
...it seems to be somewhat possible. See the comment to my answer to the related question: . One could argue that CTRL-SHIFT-ENTER is less intuitive than ';', but in Idea you get used to type a lot more of such shortcuts than in eclipse... This comes closest to the functionality you asked for. Hope it helps...