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Rob Owens wrote:
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<pre wrap="">I'm trying to use Nautilus to find drawings by their filename in a large
directory. For some reason they don't come out in proper order. For
instance, this is how Nautilus sorts these files by name:
002-009-001--revH.pdf
03950T2-S749--revG.pdf
006037S.pdf
(note that these are all zeros, and not "oh's")
I've tried a few file managers (both Linux and Windows) and they all
sort the files in this order. Konqueror is the only exception. It
sorts properly -- the same way that 'ls' sorts.
I'd like for my users to be able to use Nautilus. Is there a way to
correct it's screwed-up alphabetizing?
-Rob
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More info:<br>
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--TP<br>
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