How To Sort Folders The Same Way As Files In Total Commander
Posted by Artem Russakovskii on October 11th, 2008 in My Favorites, Stuff
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For the longest time I wanted to sort folders (aka directories) in Total Commander but it just wouldn’t. The sort rules only applied to files and I never took the time to figure it out. Well, I found the option now, which I want to share. I can finally see what movies, ahem, I mean presentations, I downloaded last.
The option is right there, in the middle, Sorting Directories. The default is Always by name. Change it to Like files (also by time) and you’re done.
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You Legend! I've been wondering why this wasn't working for me.
Thanks
K.
Thanks, man!
Thanks alot man, very nice option indeed.
Thumbs up! … that are the little things making life easier … vital to deal with a packed incoming folder
Amazing!
Cheers dude, thanx. I'we been searching for it but missed it for some time (the option)
Thank you, man, really!
Also just lived without it till today. More proof of how lazy we programmers really are…!
AWSOME!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks. Good tip.