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Vista - Group by letter in Explorer

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Old 07-05-2008   #1 (permalink)
chuck.kahn


 
 

Group by letter in Explorer

This has been brought up before by others, but never answered with
anything but misdirection.

XP had an arrange icons / show in groups function in Explorer that
grouped all the files starting with "A" together and "B" together, "C"
together, etc. Vista instead groups "A - H" together, "I - P"
together, and "Q - Z" together. Is there a way to get Vista to group
in the individual letter method like XP?

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Old 07-05-2008   #2 (permalink)
PaulB


 
 

RE: Group by letter in Explorer

I don't believe this is possible in Vista.
--
Paul


"chuck.kahn@xxxxxx" wrote:
Quote:

> This has been brought up before by others, but never answered with
> anything but misdirection.
>
> XP had an arrange icons / show in groups function in Explorer that
> grouped all the files starting with "A" together and "B" together, "C"
> together, etc. Vista instead groups "A - H" together, "I - P"
> together, and "Q - Z" together. Is there a way to get Vista to group
> in the individual letter method like XP?
>
My System SpecsSystem Spec
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