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iMacJunkie

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Aug 7, 2011
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Say I have:

10-24H1012-T.jpg
and
10-24H1012.jpg

I want to sort only by the -T.jpg so I can shift select them all easily and upload them easily. But, clicking on Name, Kind, etc. does not do anything but group them all together. I don't want this. So now I have to select each -T.jpg file individually to upload them all. Which is tedious when you have 100 of them.

So how can I sort all the EXACT 10-24H1012-T.jpg files completely separately from 10-24H1012.jpg - while within the exact same folder - so I can select them all at once very fast - (without having to create a new folder and dropping them in there)?

I'm on OS X Lion BTW.
 
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or try Pathfinder as a replacement for the standard OSX finder - it allows real quick filters to be applied on any open folder, plus other advanced filtering and file selection criteria to be easily applied.

I do a lot of what you are looking for, and any extensive file manipulation is just so much easier with Pathfinder - depends on how much you regularly do of course, and whether you want to pay for it

There's a tutorial video on the website

http://cocoatech.com/
 
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