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Folder icon changer 5.1 windows#
Windows Explorer now groups your files and folders by the selected criteria. To turn on grouping, right-click anywhere in the Windows Explorer window, select the Group By option, and then choose to group by Name, Date Modified, Type, Size, or Tags. If you sorted your files by type, they’ll be grouped by file extension, and so on. For example, if you sorted your files by time and date modified, they’ll now be grouped by date (Today, Yesterday, Last Week, and so on). You can also configure Windows Explorer to group the files in your folder, which can make it easier to identify particular files. And if you want to sort by a user-applied file tag (assuming you’ve done this in the file’s host program), choose the Tags option. If you want to sort your files by the date and time they were last edited, choose the Date Modified option. If you want to see all similar files grouped together, choose to sort by Type.
If you want to view your files in alphabetical order, choose to sort by Name. You can also choose to sort the items in either ascending or descending order. To do this, right-click anywhere in the Windows Explorer window, select the Sort By option, and then choose to sort by Name, Date Modified, Type, Size, or Tags. When viewing files in Window Explorer, you can sort your files and folders in a number of ways. The Details view is better if you’re looking for files by date or size. Any of the icon views are good for working with graphics files or for getting a quick thumbnail glance at a file’s contents.
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