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Chapter 3 Working with Annex Manager Windows
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The file selection window’s title reflects the command name. For example,
the
Open Annex List
command displays the
Annex List Selection
window illustrated
above; the
Create Script
window displays the
Script Selection
window.
Each command displays files appropriate for its processing. For example,
the
Open Annex List
command displays the default directory for Annex lists,
while the
Create Script
window displays the default script directory. We
recommend that you use the default directory included in the file selection
window.
Understanding the File Selection Window Format
All file selection windows use the following fields, boxes, and buttons:
❑
The
Filter
field determines the information that appears in the
Directories
and
Files
boxes. This field displays the default
directory for the command you are using. An asterisk indicates
that all files in the filter’s directory appear in the
Files
box.
If you enter another file path or select a directory from the
Directories
box and press or , the
Directories
box
lists all directories and the
Files
box lists all files located in the
specified
Filter
directory.
❑
The
Directories
box lists all directories specified by the filter.
When you select a directory, your selection is added to the
Filter
field. If you then choose , the
Files
box displays all
files in the directory you selected.
The
Filter
field considers text that follows the
last slash to be a file filter. If you select a
directory from the
Directories
box without
clearing the
Filter
field, the file selection window places
your selection in the existing path, preceding the file
filter.
❑
The
Files
box lists all files in the specified directory. When you
click on a file name, it appears in the
Selection
field.
❑
The
Selection
field stores the file that the current command will
use. You can:
❑
Use the
Filter
field,
Directories
box, and
Files
box to locate an
existing file name or to add a new file name to an existing
directory.
Return Filter
Filter