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FSELECT()       Queries user for filename matching wildcard

Description:
  FSELECT() allows you to query the user for a filename matching a
  wildcard specification.  The user will be able to move a light bar to
  the filename that he/she wants to select within a pop-up non-screen
  destructive window.


Syntax:     
  FSELECT( <expC1>, <expN1>, <expN2>, <expN3>, <expC2>, <expC3> )


Pass:       
  <expC1>  = Wildcard of files to display in pop-up window.  May include
  a path. i.e. "C:\TEST\*.*"

  <expN1>  = Top row of window

  <expN2>  = Left column of window

  <expN3>  = Maximum number of file names to display in window at a time

  <expC2>  = Window Title (top - offset to left)

  <expC3>  = Window Footnote (bottom - centered)


Return:     
  <expC>   = Filename the user selected


Notes:      


Example:    
  c_FrmName = FSELECT( "*.FRM", 5, 5, 15, "", "" )
  IF .NOT. EMPTY(c_FrmName)
     REPORT FORM &c_FrmName TO PRINT
  ENDIF


Usage:      

See Also: VWIND()
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