Thanks for the answer. No, I actually wanted to restore the files. In the end I
just went back to good old 'dsmc' (command line client), as it's quicker to
restore directory by directory.
joelf AT CAC.WASHINGTON DOT EDU wrote:

>If you want a list of files, maybe a dsm query backup with point-in-time
>might do the job.

#On Mon, 17 May 1999, Robert Cross wrote:

#> This is probably a silly question since I suspect the answer is 'no'.
#>
#> Is there anyway to use the GUI to select all the files in a directory when
some
#> of them have expired? I'm
#> looking for the GUI version of -latest. When I try the only option I can
find -
#> 'show inactive' - I get multiple
#> versions of the same files, which is a little bit confusing.
#>
#> If not, any chance of a 'show latest version' for the next GUI revision?
#>
#> Thanks
#>
#> Bob Cross.
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