Filter                                          
 The filter command allows you to control what files you see
 in the Left or Right file panels.

 There are a variety of options:

 +------------------------- Filter -------------------------+
 | + Filter --------------------+     + Attributes ------+  |
 | |   (.) All files            |     |  [x] Read only   |  |
 | |   ( ) Executable files     |     |  [x] Archive     |  |
 | |   ( ) Database files       |     |  [x] System      |  |
 | |   ( ) Spreadsheet files    |     |  [x] Hidden      |  |
 | |   ( ) Word processor files |     |  [x] Directories |  |
 | |   ( ) Graphic files        |     +------------------+  |
 | |   ( ) Compressed files     |                           |
 | |   ( ) Custom:              |                           |
 | |                            |                           |
 | +----------------------------+                           |
 -----------------------------------------------------------|
 |                    [ Ok ]   [ Cancel ]                   |
 +----------------------------------------------------------+

  Filters
   . All files is the normal case.
   . Executable files shows only program and batch files.
   . Database files shows only database files.
   . Spreadsheet files shows only speadsheet worksheets.
   . Word processor files shows only word processor files.
   . Graphic files shows only Graphic files
   . Compressed files show only ARC, ZIP, etc., type files.
   . Custom: allows you to supply a DOS wildcard pattern to
     select which files you view.

  Attributes
   . Read Only will show read only files.
   . Archive will show only archive files.
   . System will show any system files.
   . Hidden will allow hidden files to be seen.
   . Directories will show directories in the panels.

DOS Wildcard Characters
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 DOS file names have two parts: the name (which can be up to 8
 characters) and the extension (which can be up to 3
 characters) with a period in between.  For example,
 "filename.ext".

    *   Match any characters for the rest of the name or
        extension.  "a*" will match "a", "ab", and "abc", as
        well as many others.  '*' applies just to one part of
        the file name, so "a*" will not match "ab.c".  Use
        "a*.*" to find all files that start with 'a' and have
        any extension.  (Note: "*a" will match any name, and
        not just names with an `a' at the end as you might
        expect.)

    ?   Match one character.  So "a?" will match "a", "ab",
        "ac", etc.  "????" will match any name with up to four
        characters.