	File/Dir Select data to bkup/rstr/cmpr. 
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	This option specifies which files and or directories are to be 
	backed up, restored or compared. The user just has to enter the 
	full pathname for the  directories and/or files required for the 
	operation. For any directory that is specified ALL files in that 
	directory and any sub-directories  below it will be backed up.

	As of version 1.10 of L.B.U wildcarding is properly supported.

	Each entry in the list is comma (,) or space separated. List items 
	which contain wild-cards are not checked for validity but if a 
	directory or a discrete filename is specified, it will be checked. 
	If a specified file or directory is found not to exist an 
	informational message is provided. If doing a BACKUP specifying 
	a nonexistent file/directory will cause an error status to be 
	returned and shown on the Status screen when the backup is 
	completed This is despite the fact that all existing files and 
	directories specified WILL be backed up. For a RESTORE operation, 
	non-existent files and/or directories will not cause an 
	error status.

	IT IS ALWAYS ADVISABLE TO CHECK THE BKUP/RSTR/CMPR LOG 
	FOR MESSAGES. 

	This log file can optionally be automatically mailed to the user.

	Some examples of directory/file selection might be :

		/		 	for a full bkup/rstr/cmpr of all
					files on the system.

		/use/bin/X11/*	 	bkup/rstr/cmpr just /usr/bin/X11
					files

		/vmlinuz	 	just backup/restore the kernel

		/home,/temp 		bkup/rstr directories /home & 
					/temp

	If a selection has been successfully made a portion of it is
	displayed on the Main Menu as a reminder of the choice.

	For RESTORE operations some consideration has to be made when
	selecting directories/files. The specification of NO files or
	directories is allowable and will cause ALL files in the backup
	to be restored.

	If however the user specifies files or directories they require 
	to be EXACTLY as saved in the backup. This means that if 
	absolute pathnames were not preserved in the backup (ie the 
	leading / was removed) then  files/directories specified for the 
	restore should also not show an absolute path. If in doubt about 
	the exact format of the backup, use the Main Menu View option to 
	look at the contents of the backup.

	The same considerations apply to COMPARE operations.
