Let me attempt to describe it I have three files say Elmo Elmo 1 Elmo 2 now instead of being in that order which i believe to be the correct way the system should alphabetize they appears as Elmo 1 Elmo 2 Elmo if i reverse the order of the files they appear as. What is going on here and how do i fix this? I am including a screen shot to help explain better.
I created a post on the Neowin forums that include pictures. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Was this reply helpful? Yes No. Sorry this didn't help. Thanks for your feedback. I have three files say Elmo Elmo 1 Elmo 2 now instead of being in that order which i believe to be the correct way the system should alphabetize they appears as Elmo 1 Elmo 2 Elmo if i reverse the order of the files they appear as Elmo Elmo 2 Elmo 1 What is going on here and how do i fix this?
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