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• Sort order for the Album to the artist / year

  How does Itunes sorting Option "Album of the artist / year"work? "

  I expect year wise Albums are sorted. But some of the Albums are not sorted in the year.

  If two or more albums were released in the same year by the same artist, they are sorted in alphabetical order. Note also that iTunes can produce unexpected results if you select a descending sort order.

  TT2

• Sort order of the shared album

  How can I change the sort order of a shared album so that pictures are classified by the date instead of the date downloaded?

  I went into the menu "View > sort > ' but the only option is 'Keep sorted from oldest date added.

  You can not - shared albums are in the order of adding the photos

  You can request additional options - http://www.apple.com/feedback/photos.html

  LN

• Album sort order

  Hey, guys. I am a proud new owner of rocket, and I must say that I really. Thanks to the Grand Council on this forum (as I did waiting for my rocket to deliver), I not had a single problem.

  I have a question, if. Is it possible to change the way the "rocket" sorts my albums, specifically the albums that begin with "the"?

  I use iTunes to play my music on my computer. iTunes automatically sorts of albums (and songs) that begin with "la" by the second word in the title. For example, "The Greatest Hits Collection" is sorted as "Greatest Hits Collection".

  Before moving the music to my rocket, I use Mp3tag to convert the tags to ID3v2.3 ISO 8859-1. With Mp3tag, I see that the album sort of information is stored in the tags (under ALBUMSORTORDER) songs of my rocket. Yet all of my albums that begin with "it" are currently sorted by "the".

  Is that what I can do about it? Your help will be most appreciated, because I prefer not to have to rename my albums ("Greatest Hits Collection, the").

  Thank you.

  P.S. If this info has been posted elsewhere, I apologize. I tried, but I couldn't find this specific question.

  This is a built-in feature in Winamp Media Player (for one) and is a pretty darn good. I have suggested on the jury of the functionality of the product advice here. I hope that we will see that it add in a future update.

  And a big thanks to Neutron_bob for finding a "fly in the ointment".

  We can always count on you, Bob!

• How can I change the sort order in the Photos?

  How can I change the sort order in the Photos? I would like to have more recent photos at the top of the screen instead of at the bottom.

  The view of Photos with moments and collections will be sorted always growing by date, also the album «All the Photos»

  But you can sort any other album descending by date.  Create your own album custom as smart album 'My Pictures' and the descending sort.

  File > new Smart Album

  and use the rules:

  

  CTRL-click the smart album in the sidebar and in this way it as you want:

  

  These sorting options available in Photos on MacOS X 10.11. El Capitan, but not in Yosemite.

• Sort order for multi-CD audio books

  Hello world. I read through some past discussions on the sorting of tracks and albums and have not been able to solve my problem. I have a 12 CD Audiobook; each CD has 99 tracks (ugh). All are taken from my computer and copied on a 8 GB MicroSDHC card. Sorry for the long post; hoping to capture as much detail as possible. My OS is Win XP. It is a rocket 4 GB with the troublesome file stored on 8 GB MicroSDHC card. Rocket is set to MTP and I moved the files via Windows Explorer... trained on my hard drive to the SDHC card (I did this twice; once while he was in the rocket and once while it is in the card reader).

  I used MP3Tag as follows:

  • File name AND title are on: book title disc 01 track 01, sequential numbering up to book title 01 99 of track record. Then we begin with the title of the book disc 02 track 01, etc all the way as a book drive 12 track 99
  • In MP3Tag, I used the Auto numbering Assistant to number the headings, including leading zeros, as 0001/1188 (this change has been made while the card was in the "rocket"; the first passage to the numbering on the hard disk, added only one zero, and I thought that could be the problem, so I ran the wiz autodial again while the card was in the "rocket").
  • Contributing artist, artist and Album name are the SAME (no drive included number) for each 12 discs... use MP3Tag to achieve
  • Removed the YEAR and the DISCNUMBER using MP3Tag.
  • All tracks are marked by the kind of AUDIO book (again using MP3Tag). They appear in the correct order on the hard drive of my computer, and read the SD via Windows Explorer, they appear in the correct order. However, when I browse audio books on my rocket, the sort order is out of whack. Systematically, it starts with title of book disc 11 track 11, is moving forward to drive 12, 99 of track, then disc 01, track 01. The rest seems to be in the right order.
  • Shots from the top of the window of MP3Tag, the file (in order) as the "rocket" 'sees' the first track (1001 to follow in the order, so it is important) screen my choices of dialogue can be seen here:

  Other audio books are marked in this way and appear in the correct order... but none of the others has more than 9 discs. Thanks for all the ideas. It drives me crazy! : PEI

  Just an update... as suggested by miltst, I made some changes on the base (on my HD) and then copied to the SD card files. The only changes I made were to change the numbering DO NOT track to track the total number of titles; I even added zeros. Once I moved their map SD, the sort order is correct. Hooray! Don't know what did - change the HD or changing the numbering of the beaches, but whatever it is, it works.

  Thank you!

• Track sorting order problem

  Hi all!

  After a week of using the rocket, I met the problem with sorting order by artist > album selection.

  In MP3Tag tracks for an album like this:

  

  But when you play on Fuze (artist > album selection) the result is:

  

  The last four tracks are listed first on the "rocket".

  I tried to manually copy the files in different order (one by one, first copy the track #1, then #2, etc. Finally, copy #17), attempted to change the markup using ISO-8859-1 (see the Sansa clip wire), but nothing works.

  Fortunately would appreciate your suggestions if something is wrong with the tags, or I'm doing something wrong.

  PS Sorry if it has been discussed before - just failed to find a solution, even if I looked on these forums.

  Sorry everyone for taking the trouble - it was my mistake. I have just completely resting on MP3Tag, who, as it turns out, does not show disk # (or at least I have not found where it is shown). So, after reading your suggestions and trying to look in tags in greater depth (in Winamp), I found that the last just tracks have no disk # specified, while others must have as "1/1". Thus, the slopes without a disc number have been listed first in the list of the rocket.

  After setting disk # as "1/1" to all tracks, everything is OK.

  Thank you all for attention and suggestions!

• is there a sort order global for all folders?

  I have a lot of mail files, and I want them all to sort of the same way. However I can't find a way to set the sort order in the world, only individually per-folder. Is there a global sort order?

  Are you familiar with the configuration of Thunderbird Editor?
  
  If you change the wrong setting, or the incorrect value, you can make unusable Thunderbird, but if you're very careful...

  Read this article...

  http://superuser.com/questions/13518/change-the-default-sorting-order-in-Thunderbird

  TB - 38, 3 Win10-PC

• How can I change the sort order in the finder / media / photos?

  When I want to open a photo in an application I can access photos via the media / photos. The sort order is ascending. I want that the descending sort order. Where can I do this? Thanks for the reply! Christian

  You can click right in the grid of thumbnails and choose to display it as a list. You can then sort the columns by clicking on them.

  I don't know of a way to get to another level by default.

• What is the sort order used Finder?

  I did a little research on this issue and found that (unless I'm missing something), the sort order of the Finder is not what it is supposed to be.

  The only requirement that I found is this note archived tech how Finder lists items that are sorted by name (Mac OS X) from 2012.

  In fact, almost everything what he described how Finder behaves, with the exception of the note at the bottom:

  Technically speaking, the Finder sort is based on the Unicode snack Algorithm, defined by the Unicode Consortium. This standard provides an order for all characters in Unicode sorting complete and unambiguous

  And that complicates matters, since (for example) the underscore character (officially called "bass line"), which sorts upwards and so before all alphanumeric value Unicode of U005F, which lies between the uppercase and lowercase Latin letters: 'Z' is U005A and 'a' corresponds to U0061.

  The reason I ask is because I would like to find a character that sorts after all Latin characters.  Many sort to before, including < space >, stress / < low line > and (my favorite for folders) < pointing right angle double quote > (i.e. "'").

  If it was really sort by Unicode, then it would be simple to use the selector of characters to insert a Unicode character value, such as U25B9, which is "▹.  "But we sort after space <>, < low line >, and" ' ", but before all Latin characters.

  I found an abstract character who works here for this, but I am helpless about the why.  U1400 is the Unicode section called "Unified Canadian Aboriginal syllable", and U1433, the "Canadian syllable Po", is a character who appears in the Finder as a very big plus of symbol: "ᐳ." (More than the symbol is ' > ' for comparison.)

  Yes WHY?

  Why think the Finder that's good (partial) order:

  U0020 "" (space)

  U005F '_' (bass line) < underscore >

  "U00BB '" ' (pointing to the right angle double quote)

  U005C "------" (Reverse Solidus) < backslash >

  U25B7 "▷" (white triangle pointing to the right)

  U0041 "A".

  U007A 'z '.

  U1433 "ᐳ" (Canadian syllable Po)

  

  Note: I see that note technical I linked to refers to the "Unicode snack Algorithm", which could indicate the answer somewhere in its depths.  If this is the case, then I guess this raises the question of why the Unicode coalition choose such an unexpected algorithm.

  Your "Note" has the answer.  Sorting of Unicode is not determined by the values of code as such point, it is determined by the algorithm.  This can be quite complex, but I think an easy way of having things to sort after Latin is to use a Greek character as µ (m option).

  http://Unicode.org/charts/collation/

• How to change the sort order of the items sought for the last element of this research first. I DON'T want to say the order search engines, but the existing research by arrow down

  I want to be able to change the sort order of the items, I already looked in the search box. I want to be able to hit the arrow key down and see my previous searches in order of last search showing the first. For the moment, I don't know how it is sorting and it is very annoying to have to re - enter a query that I typed 5 minutes earlier, but because I typed in another 10 since it's lost somewhere in the list. Is it possible, I Googled, but did not find the topic anywhere. Just to clarify, I DON'T mean of the order of the search engines (which is what appears in google), I mean that the text typed into which has been registered in the drop-down list.

  Thank you

  'Form filling' uses a "frecency" algorithm, frequency + recency, similar to the list of AutoComplete address bar.

  I found an extension that seems relevant, but critics are old, so I'm not sure it's still working: Searchbar Autocomplete Order.

  But... is the AutoComplete does not? I expect that typing a few characters of the previous query would be to filter the list so that you can easily select? Or is the problem that the list does not remember quite who looking for?

• How can I change the sort order of the emails?

  iPhone SE 64 GB iOS 9.3.1

  When I opened my mailbox (Mail-> all inboxes) mail is currently sorted from most recent email on top, then retreating.
  How can I correct the sort order so that the oldest email is on top then go ahead?

  You have not, not in the stock email app.  Perhaps a 3rd party app offers this, but not the stock iOS app.

• Sort order of dates

  With the latest updates for VISTA 64 Home Premium, Service Pack 1, when I try to sort the files in chronological order, it sorts by month (1-12), then day (1-31), THEN year, so that on 01-02-08 shows as more recent than 01/01/09 and 01/03/09 is less recent of the foregoing. Y at - it a patch or fix? It is majorly annoying.  As far as I know, I have all the current patches and updates. Sort order must be the YEAR, MONTH, DAY, even if the screen is in the format DAY, MONTH, YEAR.  Help, please.

  M.Nelder

  Hello M.Nelder,

  If you have your order of sorting by type it will sort the date depending on the file first, then by Date.

  When you try to sort by modified Date, try this:

  Mouse over the modified Date header in order to see the menu drop down.

  Select the drop-down arrow, and then select group.

  You should now see all group by time period regardless of the type of file.

• How to stop a file from the application of a sort order on the files

  Under Win XP, how can I have a folder of photos in my pictures are in the order that I copied them in Windows instead trying to sort by a file attribute, as the name.  Whenever I get close and reopen a file, Windows has sorted them rather than leaving them in the order I have left.  I want to see my photos in a defined order, without having to rename all the files.  If Windows MUST sort the files somehow, it is an attribute of file to apply a number of sequential file or another technique?

  You can simply give up using windows Explorer, but use instead something more advanced like windows photo gallery.

   

  also, here is some info on the Organization of photos:

   

  http://www.geneabloggers.com/metadata-tags-photos-Windows-XP/

   

  
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  This is useful, but it would be great if it was possible to have windows to keep the single file and not resorted to ALL files.  No there is no way to do this?

  I am often merge sets of images and achieve only look one that certain images should go in a different order, that I copied them originally.  Maybe it's a way of to the point that the file is finalized, I could reset the Date of creation or the other attribute so that the suggestion of DatabaseBen would continue to operate?  I know there is a way to change the attribute Date of creation for all the same value, but then it would not be a way to sort on it at all, if the attribute was similarly?  I tried to assign the sorting order to an empty attribute, hoping that Windows would not use a second attribute for sorting, but it seemed to return filename for alphabetical sorting.

  Thanks for any advice on this puzzle!

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• Is it possible to change the sort order of the Windows Explorer?

  When you use windows Explorer to search for files I find things I named by date are sorted incorrectly.
  Here is an example of how that fate (sorted by name, having consulted the details page): names of files in the following order

  Tidbits200710001b
  Tidbits200710001a
  Tidbits20100207a
  Tidbits20100201a
  tidbits20080300s
  tidbits20080300r

  I would like to than years (at least) to be in order.  Is it possible to change the sort order in windows Explorer?

  http://support.microsoft.com/kb/319827 :

  1. Click Start, click run, type regedit, and then click OK.
  2. Use one of the following methods, depending on your situation:
     • To configure the policy for all users of the computer, locate and then click the following registry key:
       HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Explorer
     • To configure the policy for the current user, locate and then click the following registry key:
       HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\Currentversion\Policies\Explorer
  3. On the Edit menu, point to newand then click DWORD value
  4. Type NoStrCmpLogical, and press ENTER.
  5. On the Edit menu, click modify.
  6. To set the order of sort that you want to use for files and folders whose names contain numerals, use one of the following methods, depending on your situation:
     • To configure Windows XP or Windows Server 2003 to use the method used by Windows 2000 for sorting files and folders, in the value data box, type 1, and then click OK.
     • To configure the default Windows XP or Windows Server 2003 method for sorting files and folders, in the value data box, type 0, and then click OK.

       Note When the NoStrCmpLogical value does not exist or it is set to 0 (zero), the Windows XP default sort order is used.

  7. Exit the registry editor and restart the computer.

  You want the first option 6.

  Noel