Grumpy Goose,
You can still use DIRCMD /o/p to arrange files in alphabetical order at the
Command prompt.
Click Start, right click Computer, select Properties,
Select Advanced System Settings,
Click Environment Variables button,
Under User Variables For ..........
Click New,
Type DIRCMD for Variable Name,
Type /o/p for Variable Value.
OK back out to the Desktop.
Reboot.
--
Jerry
One thing money can't buy,
The wagging tail of a dog.
"Grumpy Old Man" <grumpygoose@limbo.net> wrote in message
news:09B5A39B-7886-4645-AE43-E0D7011261AA@microsoft.com...
> Are there choices as to how to sort files in a folder?
> If so, how do I make choices?
> Generally, I like Windows to sort files within a folder by file name
> automatically. I thought this was happening while arrangint pictures in
> the
> PICTURES folders. Then the auto sort stopped, for no reason I know.
> As a default, I would still like to sort by file name.
> Help, please.
> --
> Grumpy Goose