opportunities to add more later.

Whatever you decide, press Enter to accept and return to the main screen.
If this results in unresolved problems, you will be bounced right back to
another problem resolution screen.

The R, U, and D keys are very useful in ``what if'' situations. You can
experiment at will and then restore everything and start again. Don't look
on them as being in a glass box labeled ``Break in Case of Emergency.''

After making your selections in the Select screen, press I to give you a
big window, press t to take you to the beginning, and then use the
Page Down key to look quickly through the settings. This way you can check
the results of your work and spot glaring errors. Some people have
deselected whole groups of packages by mistake and not noticed the error
until too late. dselect is a very powerful tool; don't misuse it.

You should now have the situation shown in Table 3.3.

Table 3.3: Expected Package Category States
+--------------------------------------+
| Package category | Status |
|------------------+-------------------|
| Required | all selected |
|------------------+-------------------|
| Important | all selected |
|------------------+-------------------|
| Standard | mostly selected |
|------------------+-------------------|
| Optional | mostly deselected |