### Data Source Defaults tab

##### Data Directory

Use this box to enter the name (and path) of the Data Directory that you want to use for your report. If you do not know the full name and path, click the Browse button.

##### Browse

When you click the Browse button, the Choose Directory dialog box appears. Use the Directory scroll box and the Drives list to select the file of your choice. Click OK to return to the Database tab.

##### Database File Filter

Use this box to set the file filters the program will use in searching for and displaying databases. For example, if you set the filter to Paradox (*.db), the program will display files matching that extension in the Choose Database File dialog box, and in other dialog boxes that offer you database options. If you want to set multiple filters, use semicolons to separate them (*.db;*.dbf;*.mdb).

##### Index File Filter

Use this box to set the file filters the program should use in searching for and displaying indexes. If you set the filter to Paradox (*.px) for example, the program will display only files with that extension in the Attach New Index dialog box and other boxes that offer you index options. Indexes are of major importance in establishing links between multiple databases.

##### Default Dictionary

Use this box to enter the name (and path) of the default dictionary you want to use for your report. If you don't know the complete path, click the Browse button to locate the desired file.

##### Browse

When you click the Browse button, the Open dialog box appears. Use this dialog box to select the file of your choice. Click Open to return to the Database tab.

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