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howdy hey again.

i was just in ie7 (why i don't know) any who i wanted to know why ie7 cant organize favorites like Firefox does. (alphabetically) am i missing something here. over looking a switch or something.
 
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Dodge
Open the Favorites list
Right click in the Window to get the Menu
Look all the way to the Bottom of the list
Above Properties is what you want: "Sort by Name" Arranges the Folders too Smile

But if you approach sorting them under "Organize Favourites" The same command is 3rd from the Top on the Menu on that page
 
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thank you bedstor tht did the trick. i knew there was something i missed somewhere but could not for the life of me figger it out.
i use firefox more but someties i got to use ie and i noticed that firefox had everything aranged nice and neat.
thank you very much Big Grin
 
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