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File Sorting dilemma in Windows Explorer?? - alphatest.jpg (1/1)
The problem I have run into is that when the items are sorted they arent done like they would be in windows explorer. For example if I had folders named Test 1, Test 2, Test 10 then it would output them as Test 1, Test 10, Test 2. I even tried putting them in an array and then sorting them with the array sort

Files not listed Alphabetically by default, only by manually ...
Doug Knox MS-MVP dk...@mvps.org microsoft public windows inetexplorer ie6 browser se any open Internet Explorer and Windows Explorer windows. Click Start, Run and enter REGEDIT Go to: For Windows Explorer Toolbars: The Explorer Sub-key directly affects Explorer. The ShellBrowser sub-key may affect IE as well.

sort filename array the same way as windows explorer
Steve st...@advocate.net microsoft public windows inetexplorer ie5 browser "John M" <mong_...@hotmail.com> wrote: I'd not noticed this before either. Like yourself, I do all my "organising" within Windows Explorer I still don't understand how this is done, since the order in my IE favorites does not match the

Help - System Dialog Boxes & sorting
Hello Don; http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/xp_abc.htm [[Sort Order - Incorrect Files and folders whose name contains 10 or more consecutive digits are not sorted correctly in Windows Explorer. For example, assume that you have folders with these names: 1111111111 2222222222 3333333333 4444444444 5555555555 In

file sorting order in explorer
This happens in all my programs (AutoCAD, windows explorer, word....) Any ideas how to change that? Clicking on the category bar will sort the files. You can sort by any of the categories listed, such as file name, type, size, etc. Yes, I know I can sort them manually, but that is not the point.

problem with sorting a file list box
Sort by Name was added in an effort to make all users happy. If you look at the file names -- XP is ignoring the leading zeros and is sorting the values incrementally: 11, 31, 130. Other versions of Windows sort these same files 0-9, one digit at a time. So what is logical to you is mishmash to someone else.

Sorting Files - Help!
If this is unchecked then Explorer will use literal sorting, in which case “File 10” will come before “File 5” because 1 comes before 5. ]] ---- Download TweakUI here >>> Microsoft PowerToys for Windows XP http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/pro/downloads/powertoys.asp Tweak UI TweakUI.exe ----- Tweak UI for Windows

This will sort the men from the boys.
Kestutis Sipavicius k...@mandic.com.br microsoft public win95 general discussion Set ther "My Computer" folder in Explorer as you want. The settings will spread to the other forders. stra...@wcuvax1.wcu.edu escreveu ... I read in a book that sorting by date, in Windows Explorer (Win 95) and exiting by CTRL-X will

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Ron Badour rwbad...@texas.net microsoft public win95 filediskmanage Thomas Jones wrote: I have a problem in Windows Explorer. When viewing the files sorted by date, the order is reversed. The oldest are on top, the newest and folders are on the bottom. I've been unable to find the setting to change/reset this.

Sorting in Windows Explorer
"Steven Liu" stev...@online.microsoft.com microsoft public win2000 advanced_server Hi, You should set the value of the SortMaxItemCount to 9999999. Please select the Decimal when input the 9999999. We still need to modify the registry after installed the hotfix or SP4. If this still does not work,

Sorting favorites folders in Internet Explorer
Thank you, Patricia "Patricia Shannon" wrote: I am using Windows XP Professional at work. I want to be able to sort by file extension. In Windows Explorer, I have .log files that show the "Type" to be "Text Document". So when I sort by "Type", it sorts the .log and .txt files together.

Windows Explorer not sorting files correctly
Thorsten Matzner tmatz...@gmx.net microsoft public windowsxp customize "Thadd Jenkins" <thadd.jenk...@dds.criver.com> wrote: That box is already checked. Any other ideas? Then uncheck it and see if this gives you better results. If no, you cannot get what you want with Windows and may have to get a third-party file

sorting files in Programs???
Examples are Winamp and Easy CD Creator ->(which now also annoying has this as the default in its own explorer ->like windows). -> It doesn't happen with all programmes -- eg Word In the Windows Explorer too, the default setting for a folder ->that I open for the first time now seems to be "date descending".

How to change the default sort order in Windows (98) Explorer?
Colin_Wa...@adobeforums.com adobe photoshop windows OK. I didn't know Windows Explorer could do this. Very cool. In PS 7, if I do a File Open, I can get this effect too. 2) If all you want to do is rename files, you can use Windows Explorer. I'm sure I read about some batch rename facility ...

windows explorer: how to "lock" the sort?
The order that so offends you is the result of a standard sort. Try numbering your slides (and any other set of files you want to see in what you think of as Better yet, anyone have a patch to " teach Windows Explorer " to count I think that I LIKE EVERY OTHER PERSON on this planet would like it to count 1,

"sort by name"
Fav Org utility mentioned is not a sorting utility.. Here's an overview from its help pages.. Once FavOrg has finished processing the shortcuts that you selected, there are a lot of You can select multiple items with the mouse (Ctrl+click or Shift+click) or with the keyboard (as you do in Windows Explorer).

Incorrect unicode sort order for farsi
They used to be in alphabetical order when I opened them from the toolbar. Now they just seem to place themselves in the order in which they are created. Does anyone know how to sort them without moving each folder using the "Organize favorites" option? In Windows Explorer they are in alphabetical order.

Sorting by type in windows explorer
Mirco Wahab wahab-m...@gmx.de comp lang perl misc Mirco Wahab wrote: The idea I had was to coalesce subsequent spaces into one 0xff and sort the resulting string, therefore your proposed /s would be correct. (WTF) must read: "your proposed /g would be correct" Sorry, M.

Alphabetic Sorting of Files
Jakob Bieling nets...@gmy.net comp os ms-windows programmer win32 "Hiu Sing Ngai" <hius...@hotmail.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:3cxt8.2822$I64.555@nwrddc02.gnilink.net... Hello, I have a software works like windows explorer. I would like to sort file by name like the order of Windows Explorer.

Explorer not sorting correctly
Steve st...@advocate.net microsoft public windows inetexplorer ie5 browser "Tom C. Koch" <tk...@mvps.org> wrote: Which is why I use a shortcut with this command line: C:\WINDOWS\EXPLORER.EXE /e,/root,c:\Windows\Favorites\ It's still the best way to organize Favorites IMO. Wish I understood how this works!