Jeffrey - Thanks for the suggestion, I tried it, but that method still mixes
up the files I'm working with. I work with thousands of stock photos, some
coming from suppliers and the web. Each day I dump new images into the
folder. In my workflow, I always know that my recent downloads are at the
bottom. In cases when I have modified a file, using the date sort method,
they would mix with new files in my collection. This is a work in process
folder - Thanks for your help, IM


"Jeffrey S. Sparks" <jssparks@bccinfo.com> wrote in message
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> Why don't you just sort by date modified?
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> Jeff
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> "theFATboy" <theFATboy@chubs.net> wrote in message
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>> In XP, when I dropped a file, or files into a folder they would just go
>> to the bottom of the list of files. This is handy, because you can see
>> the files you have added recently, and sort them if you want to. In
>> Vista, the files sort into the list automatically, and I don't see a way
>> to stop it from sorting. There must be a way? Thanks for your help - FB[/color]
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