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Windows 7 Folder Sorting Issue - Printable Version +- Southperry.net (https://www.southperry.net) +-- Forum: Maplers Helping Maplers (https://www.southperry.net/forumdisplay.php?fid=9) +--- Forum: Technical Help (https://www.southperry.net/forumdisplay.php?fid=84) +--- Thread: Windows 7 Folder Sorting Issue (/showthread.php?tid=15162) |
Windows 7 Folder Sorting Issue - Hazzy - 2009-08-17 No idea what to search Google for.... In Windows Vista, there's a little bar with Name, Type, Date Created, and other things. I saw it in every Folder Viewing mode: Be it Large Icons, Details, or List. It looks like this. (Taken from win7) ![]() In Windows 7 and XP, however, it only seems to be visible in "Details" mode... which drives me up the wall, since I use List for everything, and I love being able to filter out files that aren't the type I'm looking for. (ie, when I run Maple, I go to my folder, filter out all non-"Application" files, and run MapleStory.exe) Anyone know if this can be changed? tl;dr: I want to be able to sort a folder's contents by Name, Type, or any of the parameters allowed with the click of a little label above the files themselves, and not through a drop down menu at the top of the screen. Windows 7 Folder Sorting Issue - RideBMX - 2009-08-17 Right Click > Sort By > Type ? Windows 7 Folder Sorting Issue - Berzerk - 2009-08-17 You could make it look like list by removing the other filter tags by right clicking that bar. You can choose a ton of different tags to filter your content by just by right clicking it. I don't know if that solves your problem but that's all I can think of. Windows 7 Folder Sorting Issue - Hazzy - 2009-08-17 It gets the job done, but it's still kinda out of the way like the Drop down menu. Also doesn't let me easily filter out all non-_____ files. Windows 7 Folder Sorting Issue - RideBMX - 2009-08-17
Like this?
Or this?
:f6: Windows 7 Folder Sorting Issue - Hazzy - 2009-08-17 The latter might work for smaller folders, but at times I can have in excess of a thousand images... and I really don't want to scroll through it so I can find the one or two files I'm looking for. That, and I'm a picky OCD hoar. |