Alphabetizing Favorites Lists

[Fran]

How can I alphabetize my various Favorites lists without doing it manually?
Thanks in advance. Fran

[mrtee]

Right click on an entry =BB sort by name.

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[Fran]

Thanks for the tip...I actually knew that, but had the temp brain freeze!
Fran
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Right click on an entry » sort by name.

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Jeff
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| How can I alphabetize my various Favorites lists without doing it
manually?
| Thanks in advance. Fran
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[Chek]

I checked on 2 XP Home systems, and that option isn't there on the
right-click menu in favourites, and the organise panel doesn't help either.
Works on the start menu ok.
Is there some setting not enabled on these machines?
Chek


"Fran" > wrote in message
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> Thanks for the tip...I actually knew that, but had the temp brain freeze!
> Fran
> "mrtee" > wrote in message
> ...
> Right click on an entry » sort by name.
>
> --
> Just my 2¢ worth,
> Jeff
> __________in response to__________
> "Fran" > wrote in message
> ...
> | How can I alphabetize my various Favorites lists without doing it
> manually?
> | Thanks in advance. Fran
> |
> |
>
>

[Ronnie Vernon MVP]

Chek wrote:
> I checked on 2 XP Home systems, and that option isn't there on the
> right-click menu in favourites, and the organise panel doesn't help
> either. Works on the start menu ok.
> Is there some setting not enabled on these machines?
> Chek
>

Chek

Your looking at the wrong Favorites menu. On the Toolbar, you have
File>Edit>View>Favorites>Tools>Help. Click on favorites to get the drop down
list of the favorites. This is the one that has the proper right click
option.

The favorites list you are looking at now, is the menu that is on the left
side of the window, this is the Favorites Explorer Bar that you get from
View/Explorer Bar/Favorites.
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[Maureen Goldman]

>"Chek" > wrote:
>I checked on 2 XP Home systems, and that option isn't there on the
>right-click menu in favourites, and the organise panel doesn't help either.
>Works on the start menu ok.
>Is there some setting not enabled on these machines?

You can download a registry fix that will automatically alphabetize
your favorites and start menu items. Line 196, left:
http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/xp_tweaks.htm

[Chek]

Thanks Ronnie, you were right.
And there was me thinking the two lists were identical.
Thanks also Maureen, your suggestion would have been my next port of call.
Cheers,
Chek

"Ronnie Vernon MVP" > wrote in message
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> Chek wrote:
> > I checked on 2 XP Home systems, and that option isn't there on the
> > right-click menu in favourites, and the organise panel doesn't help
> > either. Works on the start menu ok.
> > Is there some setting not enabled on these machines?
> > Chek
> >
>
> Chek
>
> Your looking at the wrong Favorites menu. On the Toolbar, you have
> File>Edit>View>Favorites>Tools>Help. Click on favorites to get the drop
down
> list of the favorites. This is the one that has the proper right click
> option.
>
> The favorites list you are looking at now, is the menu that is on the left
> side of the window, this is the Favorites Explorer Bar that you get from
> View/Explorer Bar/Favorites.
> --
> Ronnie Vernon
> Microsoft MVP
> Windows Shell/User
>
> Please reply to the newsgroup so all may benefit.
> Unsolicited e-mail is not answered.
>
>

[Ronnie Vernon MVP]

Chek wrote:
> Thanks Ronnie, you were right.
> And there was me thinking the two lists were identical.
> Thanks also Maureen, your suggestion would have been my next port of
> call. Cheers,
> Chek
>

Chek

Glad this helped. Take care. :)
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