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Re: How can I remove a library from a library filter?

Darryl,

It sounds like you need to modify your filter to have several less generic
filter strings.
For instance, if you libraries LIBABC, LIBBCD and LIBCED:
Using LIB* creates a filter with all three libraries.
To exclude LIBBCD, you'd need to use two filter strings (LIBA* and LIBC*)
to define your filter.

Thanks.
_________________________________
Brian Bratager

I have several libraries in my one filter and need to remove the
unwanted ones from the filter and not the system.

I cannot find a way to accomplish this.

Using the delete option physically removes the library.

TIA.

Darryl Freinkel.



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