8.6    Pick Lists - How to compile      (NOT IN FREEWARE VERSION)

       In Section 5.5.1, Search, it is explained how to use "pick
       lists" of words in the database (or various parts of it)
       to construct queries - so you don't have to guess at what
       might turn up a "hit".

       The 'picKlists' command on the List screen is used to
       compile these lists, as often as you wish to refresh them.

       There are four different kinds of pick list you can create
       for any one database, depending on which part of the
       database is scanned for words: Key, Topic, Both, or
       Global.  All are just alphabetically sorted lists of words
       (ASCII sequence, to be precise), each stored in its own
       file in the same directory as the database.  Files take
       the same name as the database, and have extensions of
       .PLK, .PLT, .PLB, and .PLG, respectively.

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       Key    ("<DBasName>.PLK") lists all words isolated from the
                                 Key line
       Topic  ("<DBasName>.PLT") lists all words isolated from the
                                 Topic line
       Both   ("<DBasName>.PLB") lists all words isolated from the
                                 BOTH Key and Topic lines
       Global ("<DBasName>.PLG") lists all words isolated from the
                                 entire database

       You do not HAVE to compile all four: the choice is merely
       for your convenience - and to maximise the odds of a hit.
       Compilation can be a little slow, because of the sorting.
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       Click 'picKlists' or type K on the List screen.

       A panel or dialog box pops up, with a button for each kind
       of pick list.  Click the appropriate button or type the
       relevant capital letter - K, T, B or G.

       Now the pick list is compiled.  You can interrupt this at
       any time (resulting in a partial list) by hitting any key.

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       Pick lists can be compiled at any time, in or out of
       select mode, and apply to the DATABASE, not just the List.
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