Q
Qu0ll
They have fixed a small bug in Explorer relating to the ordering of file
names. Under all previous versions of Windows, the following ordering
applied to file names that differ only in the number at the end of them or
the absence of the number:
A2
A3
A
It should of course be:
A
A2
A3
which it IS under Vista. Hooray! This matters to me because I use Acronis
True Image to do incremental backups and the archive names are like
"CDrive", "CDrive2", "CDrive3" etc. as automatically named by Acronis. Up
until Vista these file names appeared out of order.
Yes, it's minor but I thought with all the bad vibe about Vista I would add
something positive.
--
And loving it,
-Q
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names. Under all previous versions of Windows, the following ordering
applied to file names that differ only in the number at the end of them or
the absence of the number:
A2
A3
A
It should of course be:
A
A2
A3
which it IS under Vista. Hooray! This matters to me because I use Acronis
True Image to do incremental backups and the archive names are like
"CDrive", "CDrive2", "CDrive3" etc. as automatically named by Acronis. Up
until Vista these file names appeared out of order.
Yes, it's minor but I thought with all the bad vibe about Vista I would add
something positive.
--
And loving it,
-Q
_________________________________________________
(e-mail address removed)
(Replace the "SixFour" with numbers to email me)