The graphic below shows the Navigation pane of the file window, and the drive letters come after the drive names. s there a way to get them to come before the drive names?
Regards,
Chuck Billow
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2011-01-03 22:01Place this in the target properties of windows explorer...
%systemroot%\explorer.exe /e,
And set windows to view as content, and sort by name & acending.
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2011-01-04 00:40Great! Thanks Clint!
Originally Posted by Clint Rossmere
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