Re: List rearrangment
From: Carey Frisch [MVP] (mrxp2004_at_nospamyahoo.com)
Date: 07/23/04
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Date: Thu, 22 Jul 2004 22:11:34 -0500
The correct spelling of "incopetent" is "incompetent", so I
guess you have a slight advantage in that area.
-- Carey Frisch Microsoft MVP Windows XP - Shell/User Be Smart! Protect your PC! http://www.microsoft.com/security/protect/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------- <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message: news:28ca01c47061$2f9cf290$a501280a@phx.gbl... | Thank you for your reply. | Do you have a way to forward this deficiency in XP to | Microsoft so that the next version of Windows will have | the feature I mentioned in Windows 98? It amazes me when | a common feature in a previous version of Windows is left | out of a newer version. How much are they paying these | incopetent people? | Thanks again! | | | | | | >-----Original Message----- | >Gretta wrote: | >> recently upgraded from Windows 98 to XP Home. | >> I was able to open a file folder and rearrange file | items | >> in the list view (menu choice between edit and | favorites) | >> and list (menu choice between icons and details). For | >> example I could select a file or files in the list, | drag | >> and drop them beside the list in the open file folder | >> window. I could then open a space in the original list | >> by again selecting files, dragging and dropping them, | and | >> then selecting the files I had previously moved to the | >> open space in the folder window by the original list | into | >> the open space I had just made in the original list. | >> I learned through trial and error that if I gave each | >> list item a number or alphabetical letter I can change | >> their order. This is fine for short lists, but a BIG | >> hassle with lists of 100 items. | >> I also tried first arranging the list using the view, | >> icons menu setting. This again is okay for short lists | >> but wholly impractical for any list of twenty or more | >> items. And even then their order goes back to what | they | >> were when I go back to view, list menu choice. | >> If it helps to understand the rearranging problem, it | is | >> my lists of mp3 files that this is my main problem. I | >> also often need to rearrange my document files so that | >> those I most often use will be at the top of the list. | >> I hope my detailed description of the problem hasn't | >> turned you off. | >> If you don't have an answer, what other Microsoft | >> newwsgroup category would you reccomend I try? | >> I love you guys! | >> I. | > | >Gretta | > | >Probably not the answer you want to hear, but I think | you simply need to get | >organized. I learned a long time ago that trying to work | with hundreds of | >files, in one folder just does not work. | > | >I ended up simply creating many sub-folders, with | descriptive names, and | >organizing the files into these folders. I ended up with | a small group of | >folders and it was easy to then organize the files in | those folders and easy | >to quickly find exactly what I was looking for. Saved my | sanity. :) | > | >For my MP3 files, I separate them by music type, group, | artist, etc. | > | >-- | >Ronnie Vernon | >Microsoft MVP | >Windows Shell/User | > | >Please reply to the newsgroup so all may benefit. | >http://www.dts-l.org | >http://www.mvps.org | > | > | >. | >
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