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   dBsee, and the application, will check for the index files when being
   executed. If no index files are found, they will automatically be created.
   If the indexes are to be 'refreshed' or recreated, the operation can be
   performed by the Reindex button in the Service environment, or by
   selecting the appropriate menu label in the final application.

   The reindexation is an operation that should be performed on a regular
   basis. During reindexation in the application, records pending for
   deletion are normally not removed, i.e. they remain present but occupy
   space. The DBSTART.INI file provides a parameter, section [apps], named
   FilePack, that is used for specifying whether or not the file should
   be packed before reindexing, thus removing the deleted records.

   Reindexation is advised, because index files do get corrupted due to, for
   example, power failures or unpredictable termination of the application's
   execution during intens data processing.

   A second way of forcing the reindexation, is by deleting the index files
   directly from the DOS prompt:

   DEL *.NTX

   As soon as the application is executed, or the project loaded, the index
   files are created automatically.