Mac has a nifty feature. Say I search for "disc.png" and I get back 10 results all of "disc.png". I can click one of those results and instantly see where it resides without having to copy the path and opening another lister. I can pick the right result I'm seeking quickly. Additionally, I'd like to be able to click a result and in a second window, the file appears in context. i.e. I click the result, a folder opens in a second Opus window with the home folder the file lives in, opens, and the file is highlighted (see image below). THANKS! 
There should be "Open Containing Folder (in New Tab)" commands in the right-click menu for files in search results, which do that. They can be added to other places, or tweaked to e.g. make them open a new window instead of a new tab, if needed.
Woah! 
That's what I want! Nice. You mentioned "added to other places" and "tweaked". Can you point me to where I can configure that stuff please? Or further reading resources regarding this would be great. Thanks Leo.
You'll find them in the Settings > FileTypes dialog:
Thanks @lxp, your tip got me to Go OPENCONTAINER OPENINDUAL which is what I want. Is there any way I can make that command trigger each time I select a result in my search list? I'd like it to fire off each time I use the up and down arrow in that list of files in the returned search without having to click my key combo (which in this case is CTRL + /).
You can add hotkeys, e.g.:
I recommend using a modifier to avoid conflicts. If you want Opus to react to any selection change you'd need to use Dialog.WatchTab().
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YES! 
That's IT! 
@lxp thanks so much, you rock. I'm naming my first born "Alexander".
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