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You can use the Organize command to change the displays
to:
o The long form, in which the date the file was
last changed or restored and the size of the
file or folder are displayed.
o The name-only form, in which the description
is omitted.
You can also change the order in which the entries are
displayed to any of the following:
o Most recently created or changed first
o Least recently created or changed first
o Largest in size first
o Smallest in size first
o Alphabetical by type (description)
The new organization is used only as long as the window
is open. If you close the object and then open it
again, it returns to the default organization. The
default organization can also be changed. See
"Changing User Preferences" in this section for more
information.
You can use either of these methods to enter the
Organize command:
o Press [ORGANIZE]
o Select I Organize I from the Commands menu.
For more information on the various methods of entering
commands, see "Selecting Objects and Entering Commands"
in this section.
To organize an object or folder display:
1 Open or resume the object or folder that you
want to organize.
2 Press [ORGANIZE] or select I Organize I from
the Commands menu.
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