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  #1 Cobb Riber on 09 Sep 13

   

  I am making use of Windows XP Property Edition
  
  How can I set the file sequence and get it to always come up in that sequence?
  
  When I access a folder, the folders and files are in oldest date sequence and I would like to have them in Name sequence.
  
  Thanks! Sam
  
  Dear Sam,
  
  I too have a preference for how I want to view my files. I like to have them sorted by name, and be in the "particulars" view. Navigating To igf1 chat seemingly provides cautions you should use with your pastor. This is how you would set that up.
  
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  Dear Pc Lady,
  
  I am making use of Windows XP Residence Edition
  
  How can I set the file sequence and get it to often come up in that sequence?
  
  When I access a folder, the folders and files are in oldest date sequence and I would like to have them in Name sequence.
  
  Thanks! Sam
  
  Dear Sam,
  
  I too have a preference for how I want to view my files. I like to have them sorted by name, and be in the "facts" view. This is how you would set that up.
  
  1. 1st, you want to set up your files the way you want them. Visiting research peptides perhaps provides tips you might give to your girlfriend. Open a folder, (My Documents will operate fine) by clicking on "Commence" and then click on "My Documents"
  
  two. Set up your desired view by clicking on "View" in the menu bar, then click on the view you want. If you are concerned by video, you will likely fancy to check up about your astressin. I choose the "Facts" view, but you can try the different views till you find the a single you like the greatest. Your alternatives are: Thumbnails, Tiles, Icons, List, and Facts.
  
  three. When you have your preferred view, the next step is to sort them. This is basic to do, just click on the heading you want to sort them by. For example, if you are using the "Facts" view, the heading across the top rated of the window are: Name, Size, Type, and Date Modified. If you want to sort by name in alphabetical order, click on the "Name" header and your files will be sorted by name from A to Z. Click on "Name" once more, and the order will be reversed and they will be sorted from Z to A. The sort will usually list folders at the leading, and files at the bottom (unless you reverse the sort, then folders will be at the bottom)
  
  Click on "Size" and your files will be sorted from smallest to largest.
  
  If the view you are making use of does not have the headings across the top, you can access them by appropriate clicking on a blank spot in the window, then pointing to "Arrange Icons By" and then picking your option.
  
  4. When you have your window set up the way you want it to be, you require to set this view to be the default view for all your folders. Click on "Tools" in the menu bar, then click on "Choices".
  
  5. In the Options window, click on the "View" tab.
  
  6. On the View page, click the button that says "Apply to All Folders".
  
  7. Click "OK" to conserve your modifications.
  
  Elizabeth.

   

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