FW: Referring to an unnamed button with three dots

["Dannette Bennett" <dbennett -at- foundationsoft -dot- com>]

We have several of these. My convention is to put button names in square brackets anyway, so I will say something like:

Click the browse button ([...]) to select a file.

BTW, I think if you have a really low-level audience, you could be very explicit: Click the button with three dots. If you have a high-level audience, you can probably assume that they know that browse is three dots. 

-----Original Message-----
Am documenting a configuration type dialog box. Provides options to
toggle various settings. 
It looks something like this in a dialog:
	Category Filter Settings <Text Field> <...> <- button with three
dots.

When you write a help topic, how would describe that '...'. 
<snip>
What would you do?

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