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Codeseven

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I'm running Leopard 10.6.8 on my MBP. I simply want re-arrange some files in a folder while in Finder. For example, a folders has four files in it that are not in order, say... 3,1,2,4,...,how can I move those files around so their 1,2,3,4,? Thanks
 
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Only by renaming them. Or changing to Icon View (CMD+1) and moving the icons in place, then pressing CMD+J and checking "Always open in Icon View".

Other than that I don't know of a way.


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Well, sure there is! The example given was an "alphabetical" arrangement. That's certainly possible. If you want them in order by name, select Arrange by Name.
 
Thanks guys. I'm thinking more like when I was a Windows user I could click on a file, drag and drop it in between other files and have it stay there. Is that possible in Snow Leopard?
 
Thanks guys. I'm thinking more like when I was a Windows user I could click on a file, drag and drop it in between other files and have it stay there. Is that possible in Snow Leopard?
That doesn't work in Windows, either, unless you're in icon view. The same is true for SL.
 
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