                           File Specification

   You may enter up to 5 file specification strings. Only files that
match these strings will be displayed and operated on. The specifications
may contain UNIX style wild cards. The wild cards are '*' and '?'. the
'*' matches 0 or more of any character. The '?' matches exactly one of
any character. You may also preceed any specification with a '!' to
indicate that only files that do NOT match that specification be included.
the specifications are entered all on one line separated by blanks. If
you need to include a blank in a specification, enclose it in double quotes
("). Examples:

    *.c         Matches all files ending in .c
    !*.obj      Matches all files that are not object files
    ???         Matches all files whose names have only 3 characters
    "* *"       Matches any file that has a blank in is name

   When you have entered your specifications, click the OK gadget. If you
do not want to change the current specification click CANCEL. You may
also choose a specification from the history list by clicking on it. any
new specifications you enter are saved in the history list until the list
contains 10 items. Then the least recently used used item will be deleted
to make room. You can make a frequently used item permanent in the history
list by clicking the STICKY gadget when the history cursor is on it. An
at sign (@) appears in front of any item that has been stuck. To release
a stuck item, click the STICKY gadget again.

