History Order
The default setting corresponds to IE5's back-button history order: newest at the top of the menu. If you want it the other way set the following key to 1:
[General]
HistNewestLast=1
Redmond seems to have changed what I recall from pre-IE.
What I'm looking for is ordering sub-dirs and contained files regardless of the file manager.
When I mark a group of sub-dir or files for removal from X to Y, they don't follow in A to Z order. The above from the "Help" gives me an inkling as to the problem. Is it possible to have files "line up" in the new receiving sub-dir in A to Z order irrespective of file manager and if so how?
Another example is if say using WinAmp and clicking a folder, the contents are not played in A-Z order which is what I want. This is easily solved by playlists but it's bloaty.
I also suspect that IE will override any SET or DIRCMD. Pardon my senior moment here.
Suggestions and thoughts appreciated.
Ciao!
Mist
Ordering files and dirs
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Re: Ordering files and dirs
AFAIK there's always a default sort order for files, which is determined by the file system: under NTFS files are always sorted by name in ascending order (there's no way to manipulate this order); under FAT32 the sort order depends on the time the files were created.Mist wrote:What I'm looking for is ordering sub-dirs and contained files regardless of the file manager.
TrackerV3: select menu View/Sort By/Original Order to see the sort order provided by the file system.
Recall something similar if not it long ago. For the moment, I think I'll endure until I either upgrade to XP or Redmond dispatches Longhorn (whenever).Gandolf wrote:I had a program years ago called Foldersort that, I think, changed the order of the file entries on the disk. I don't know if it is still available or if it will do what you want.
Thanks, all.