Vista - Trash with deleted items in different folders: today, yesterday, e

I'd like to have the deleted items into the trash organized in different
folders: today, yesterday, last week. So you're able to find most recently
deleted items more quickly. Thanks

"Andre Da Costa [Extended64]" wrote:

> Right click an empty spot in the Recycle Bin > on context menu choose View >
> Details, right click again > choose Arrange Icons by > Date Deleted > right
> click again choose Arrange Icons by > Show in groups. That exactly your
> desired way, but it does help.

thank you very much. This works also in Windows XP SP2. I didn't know that
if I select group I have today, yesterday; oh my god! This is cool! I used
windows xp for years without to know about this. Why Microsoft didn't set
this type of visualization by default in Windows XP and Vista?

Right click an empty spot in the Recycle Bin > on context menu choose View >
Details, right click again > choose Arrange Icons by > Date Deleted > right
click again choose Arrange Icons by > Show in groups. That exactly your
desired way, but it does help.
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"Franz" <Franz@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I'd like to have the deleted items into the trash organized in different
> folders: today, yesterday, last week. So you're able to find most recently
> deleted items more quickly. Thanks

The magic of the CEIP program ;o)

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"Andre Da Costa [Extended64]" <andred25@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>I don't know, I guess they do study's to see what the majority of users
>prefer. Its great though you have found something that helps.
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> "Franz" <Franz@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>>
>>
>> "Andre Da Costa [Extended64]" wrote:
>>
>>> Right click an empty spot in the Recycle Bin > on context menu choose
>>> View >
>>> Details, right click again > choose Arrange Icons by > Date Deleted >
>>> right
>>> click again choose Arrange Icons by > Show in groups. That exactly your
>>> desired way, but it does help.
>>
>> thank you very much. This works also in Windows XP SP2. I didn't know
>> that
>> if I select group I have today, yesterday; oh my god! This is cool! I
>> used
>> windows xp for years without to know about this. Why Microsoft didn't set
>> this type of visualization by default in Windows XP and Vista?
>
>

I don't know, I guess they do study's to see what the majority of users
prefer. Its great though you have found something that helps.
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Andre
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"Franz" <Franz@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>
>
> "Andre Da Costa [Extended64]" wrote:
>
>> Right click an empty spot in the Recycle Bin > on context menu choose
>> View >
>> Details, right click again > choose Arrange Icons by > Date Deleted >
>> right
>> click again choose Arrange Icons by > Show in groups. That exactly your
>> desired way, but it does help.
>
> thank you very much. This works also in Windows XP SP2. I didn't know that
> if I select group I have today, yesterday; oh my god! This is cool! I used
> windows xp for years without to know about this. Why Microsoft didn't set
> this type of visualization by default in Windows XP and Vista?