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Welcome to DROID |
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To add files and folders to a profile, click the Add button, or
select the Edit / Add files and folders menu.
You can also right-click with your mouse on the main profile window, and
select the Add option from the popup menu.
A selection window will appear. On the left hand side is a navigator to explore your folders. The example below shows the "Internet Explorer" folder selected on the left hand side, and the contents of this folder are shown on the right.
Any files or folders selected on the right will appear in the "Selected resources" text box at the bottom. Select multiple files and folders at the same time by holding down the SHIFT key to select a list, or the CTRL key to individually select or deselect files or folders.
When a folder is added to a profile, it is often useful to also profile all of its
sub-folders. Underneath the selected resources text box, is checked by default. Uncheck this box if you only want
to profile the files directly inside a folder and to ignore any sub-folders. If
you are only selecting files, this setting makes no difference. Note that if you are profiling inside archival files, they will
still be profiled regardless of this setting, which only applies to folders in the file
system you are profiling.
Press the OK
button to add the selected files and folders to your profile, or the Cancel
button to leave the selection window with no changes made. Add can be used repeatedly to add files and
folders from different locations in your file system to your profile.
To remove files or folders from the profile, select them in the main window, and either
press the Remove button, or use the Edit / Remove files or folders menu item. You can also
right-click with your mouse on the main profile window, and select the Remove option
from the popup menu.
Only the top-level files and folders you have added to a profile can be removed. When you run a profile with a folder, the profiling process will automatically add the files and folders it finds underneath it. After you run a profile, you cannot add or remove files or folders from the profile anymore - its specification becomes fixed.
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