                      Select a Directory to Log

   You may select the directory that is to be the root of a tree. You
can log an entire device or partition of a hard disk, or just a sub
tree. All sub directorys and files in the hiearchy below the directory
you chose will be logged. If you choose to log an entire hard disk, it
may take a long time and a lot of memory, depending on how much of the
disk is in use.

   The selection window is similar to a file requester, except that it shows
directorys only, no files. You can select a directory by typing its full
path into the string requester at the top, or by clicking one of the entrys
in the selection list. When a directory is selected, all of its sub
directorys will be displayed in the selection list. If the list is too long
for the window, you can scan through it using the slider gadget and arrow
gadgets on the right side of the window. When the string gadget at the top
contains the full path of the desired directory, click the OK gadget at the
bottom. If you want to abort the operation that is requesting the directory
selection, you can click the CANCEL gadget, or the Close Window gadget.
   When the directory selection window first opens, it will contain a list
of all direct access devices in the selection list. If it has previously
been used since FileMinder was started, it will show the list as it
appeared at its last use. You can get the device list appended to the
current selection list at any time by clicking the DEVICE gadget. You can
also go back up a level in the directory tree by clicking the PARENT gadget.

