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Welcome to DROID |
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Information collected by DROID |
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Results appear in your profile tab as soon as they are profiled. If you have profiled any folders, then you can see the files and sub-folders inside them by clicking on the open folder icon to their left. To the right of each resource are columns containing information about each resource.
You can sort the columns by clicking on the column header. Clicking once will sort in descending order, another click will sort in ascending order, and a third click will remove the sort. The sort will also group resources that can have resources inside them (e.g. folders or zip files) together, followed by the files, to keep similar resources together.
When you have a lot of results, it is useful to be able to filter them, in order to narrow
down on the files or folders of particular interest. You can define a filter for your
results by clicking the Filter button, or by
selecting the Filter / Edit Filter... menu item. In the
filter definition dialog, you can add one or more conditions that a file must meet in order
to be visible in your profile, change whether your files must meet all the conditions you
specify, or any of them, and set whether the filter is enabled or not.
This checkbox allows you to set whether your filter is enabled or not. When enabled, results in your profile will be filtered, when disabled your filter conditions will simply not apply (but their definition will remain). You can also enable or disable filters via the Filter / Filter on menu item.
To specify a filter condition, you must fill out three items in a row in the filter table.
Fields are the kind of information you want to filter on. Click on the first column of the filter condition table, on the drop down box that says "<Please select...>". You can select from the following fields:
For more information on these fields and the information contained in them, please see "Information collected by DROID". You can specify more than one filter condition on the same field. Notice that if you are filtering using the All method, this makes it possible to create filters which no file can meet (e.g. size < 100 and size > 100)!
Once you have selected the field you want to filter on, you can specify what kind of comparison operation should be performed on it. The available operations vary by the type of field you have selected:
Like the operations, the values you provide depend on the type of fields you are filtering on:
The set selection dialog lets you select one or more values from a list.
On the left hand side of the dialog are all the available values to select. On the right hand side are the values you want to filter on. To add values to your selection, select the values you would like to add on the left hand side, and press the Add > button between the two panes. You can select values individually, or you can hold down the SHIFT key to select a list of values. If you hold down the CTRL key, you can select or deselect multiple items individually. To remove values from your selection, highlight the values you want to remove on the right hand side, using the same techniques as adding, and press the < Remove button.
Once you are happy with your selection, press the OK button at the bottom of the dialog. Your selected values will be placed in the value box in the filter dialog. If you want to cancel any changes you have made, press the Cancel button.
To remove a filter condition, simply click the Remove button at the far right of the row. You cannot remove the final row in the filter table, which always shows "<Please select...>" in the field column, as this row enables you to add new filter conditions. Unless you actually specify a field, this row does not contribute to the filter specification.
If you have a filter you want to re-use, you can save filters to a file, and load them back from a previously saved file. Clicking on these buttons brings up a file selection dialog window.
If you are happy with your filter definition, press the Apply button at the bottom of the screen. Your filter specification will be associated with your profile, and if you had enabled the filter, it will be applied to the profile immediately. If you press the Cancel button, all changes you have made to the filter will be discarded, and any previous filter will be restored as it was before you opened the filter dialog.
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