Windows Explorer File Display Order

[Guest]

I have a folder in which I have manually ordered the photographs by turning
auto arrange off. I wish to retain this order but if I switch off my computer
the order is not maitained on switching the computer on again. The same thing
happens if I copy the photos on to a CD Rom. Is there a way to overcome this
problem on a permanent basis.

 

[Mike Williams]

I have a folder in which I have manually ordered the photographs by turning
auto arrange off. I wish to retain this order but if I switch off my computer
the order is not maitained on switching the computer on again. The same thing
happens if I copy the photos on to a CD Rom. Is there a way to overcome this
problem on a permanent basis.

Please read the answers that were posted yesterday to your earlier question.

 

[Keith Miller MVP]

My thoughts exactly, Mike!

 

[Guest]

Sorry Keith and Mike

I went through the list this morning but did not see my original posting. As
I had trouble registering I assumed it had not been posted. Feel thouroughly
chastised.

thanks for your response.

Regards

Al

My thoughts exactly, Mike!

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Good Luck,

Keith
Microsoft MVP [Windows XP Shell/User]

Please read the answers that were posted yesterday to your earlier question.

 

[Keith Miller MVP]

Have you found your original post & the replies? No one is trying to chase you away...

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Good Luck,

Keith
Microsoft MVP [Windows XP Shell/User]

Sorry Keith and Mike

I went through the list this morning but did not see my original posting. As
I had trouble registering I assumed it had not been posted. Feel thouroughly
chastised.

thanks for your response.

Regards

Al

My thoughts exactly, Mike!

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Good Luck,

Keith
Microsoft MVP [Windows XP Shell/User]

alfie wrote:
I have a folder in which I have manually ordered the photographs by turning
auto arrange off. I wish to retain this order but if I switch off my computer
the order is not maitained on switching the computer on again. The same thing
happens if I copy the photos on to a CD Rom. Is there a way to overcome this
problem on a permanent basis.



Please read the answers that were posted yesterday to your earlier question.