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| | Reordering Files Is there a way to stop Vista reordering files every time you change the name of one? I often have to go down a long list of files changing their names to fit our cataloging system (I use Details view). Every time you change one, it moves. This makes the whole process pretty annoying and the use of keyboard shortcuts more difficult. When I change a filename, I want it to stay put. Thanks |
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| | Re: Reordering Files Sort by another column before you rename. -- Vista Home Premium 32 SP1 http://get.live.com/wlmail/overview "coll12345" <coll12345@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:36C51418-C319-41B6-84BB-291936CA9344@xxxxxx Quote: > Is there a way to stop Vista reordering files every time you change the > name > of one? I often have to go down a long list of files changing their names > to > fit our cataloging system (I use Details view). Every time you change > one, > it moves. This makes the whole process pretty annoying and the use of > keyboard shortcuts more difficult. When I change a filename, I want it to > stay put. > Thanks |
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| | Re: Reordering Files "coll12345" <coll12345@xxxxxx> schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:36C51418-C319-41B6-84BB-291936CA9344@xxxxxx Quote: > Is there a way to stop Vista reordering files every time you change the > name > of one? I often have to go down a long list of files changing their names > to > fit our cataloging system (I use Details view). Every time you change > one, > it moves. This makes the whole process pretty annoying and the use of > keyboard shortcuts more difficult. When I change a filename, I want it to > stay put. like XYplorer that will do what you want (even when you sort by Name). http://www.xyplorer.com/ Don |
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| | Re: Reordering Files Thanks, but I generally need to keep them in name order. For example, I work a lot with word docs and their associated PDFs. When changing the name of each file in a large number of pairs, it doesn't help when files jump all over the place. Easy in XP. More difficult in Vista. (How many times have I said that to myself?) Cheers anyway "Dave" wrote: Quote: > Sort by another column before you rename. > > > -- > Vista Home Premium 32 SP1 > http://get.live.com/wlmail/overview > > > "coll12345" <coll12345@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:36C51418-C319-41B6-84BB-291936CA9344@xxxxxx Quote: > > Is there a way to stop Vista reordering files every time you change the > > name > > of one? I often have to go down a long list of files changing their names > > to > > fit our cataloging system (I use Details view). Every time you change > > one, > > it moves. This makes the whole process pretty annoying and the use of > > keyboard shortcuts more difficult. When I change a filename, I want it to > > stay put. > > Thanks > |
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| | Re: Reordering Files Thanks - I'll check that out. Seems a shame that Vista makes simple file operations so difficult. I find merging folders particularly torturous in Vista, and still hop onto my Win 2000 backup PC to pull files across, rather than trying to push them across from the Vista side ("About 27 hours and 13 minutes remaining"). Hmmm. Cheers "Donald Lessau" wrote: Quote: > "coll12345" <coll12345@xxxxxx> schrieb im Newsbeitrag > news:36C51418-C319-41B6-84BB-291936CA9344@xxxxxx Quote: > > Is there a way to stop Vista reordering files every time you change the > > name > > of one? I often have to go down a long list of files changing their names > > to > > fit our cataloging system (I use Details view). Every time you change > > one, > > it moves. This makes the whole process pretty annoying and the use of > > keyboard shortcuts more difficult. When I change a filename, I want it to > > stay put. > Don't know about Vista's Explorer, but FYI there are other file managers > like XYplorer that will do what you want (even when you sort by Name). > > http://www.xyplorer.com/ > > Don > > |
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