Re: Enhancement Request

If you are lazy like I am, you can also copy filter strings in the 
'Change' dialogue.  This is really nice when I just want to change the 
member filter, but leave the library and file intact.


wdsci-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote on 06/07/2006 02:45:41 PM:

I must have tried this umpteen times and never got it to work.  I 

thought

the "Add" button would add a new string, but it doesn't.  Instead, you 

need

to click on "New filter string", set your parameters, and then click
"Create" near the bottom of the box.

This is actually very, VERY cool.  I'm still a little put off by the 

"Filter

Pool view", if you can call it that (the changes to the UI that occur 

when

you check the Show Filter Pools box), but this could help me 

significantly.

Thanks, Jim (and Rick and Adam)!

Joe

From: Jim Essinger

Joe,

Filter strings let you do multiple strings like a list - Right click 

on

the
filter, open properties, and click on filter strings.  You can add as 

many

as you like for different libraries, etc.

Does that help?

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