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Date: Thu, 19 Jun 2008 17:34:28 -0700
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Subject: setup.exe needs package name selection filter
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I find that scrolling through all the packages shown in the package
selection window of setup.exe can be very tedious.

Sometime I don't know exactly what a package is called, other times
I am hunting around on a hunch, but in any case I do not want to
scroll through the whole list to find it.

So: Does setup.exe have a package selection filter that can help,
and if not, shouldn't it? I have missed this for a long time....

The whole business about clicking twice on "View" top see all
packages, installed or not, is also pretty obscure.


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