Suppose I download a file containing hundreds of names and want to arrange in alphabetical order.
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to do something like that in word you would have to convert the text into a table (found under the table menu) then sort the table (sort is also found in the table menu)
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just get to file in your command prompt and rename\n\nex.if ur filenmae f1.ex1 you can type\n\nren f2.ex2 where f2 and e2 are new filename and extensions respectively,you can use the old ones also.
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just make folders and organize them the way you want to.
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www.download.com might have one
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You basically want to download files with the highest number under the "#" column. The "#" signifies how many people have the file. \n\nWhen I search stuff up on Limewire, I usually sort the results according to "#". This helps me find the file that the most people have (which is probably the file I'm looking for)\n\nIf you pick a file with a LOW "#", you will get slow speeds and might get an incomplete download. But meh... it's still okay at times. =)
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Start -> Search -> For files and folders. Enter *.* in "Search for files or folder named" box.   Check Size box.  Choose "At least". Enter a number, such as 1000 KB.  Hit "Search Now".  The results can be sorted from biggest to lowest by clicking on the "Size" column.
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It is called "extention".\n\nSo, you need an extension list.\nOne of them (very wide) is attached. You can obtain there an alphabetically list of extensions as well as associated extentions with some program.
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Custom lists are your answer.\n\nFirstly, create a column with the rankings, in descending order, A+ down to C-.  Then select the list, and go to Tools / Options, and then the Custom Lists tab.  The cells selected should be in the Import box on the bottom right; click Import to add them to a custom List.\n\nNow you can sort by this custom list.  Select your main dataset (i.e. the list of downloaded data), and go to sort as per normal, by your ranking column.  However, before sorting in Descending Order, click the Options... button.  From the dropdown menu in here, you can select all the custome lists available - and hence get it to sort by your A+ to C- ranking.\n\nHope that helps!
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http://www.3com.com/products/en_US/downloadsindex.jsp
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their last names are in alphabetical order...
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go up to tools, options\n\nGo to file types, and its in the list there.\n\nIt may be under file options, or tools then options.
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Limewire, although there are alot of files with different names but are the same
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To rename a file is really easy.Follow these simple steps:\nRight-click on the file you want to rename.A pop up menu will immediately appear as soon as you click on the file.Select the Rename option from the pop up list.A cursor will appear against the file.Type the new name and click in a blank area.You have renamed your file.It's easy.
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Reformat and reload.\n\nCoach
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well...if you are under Windows-XP MS-DOS, then there is a feature that I think Microsoft got it's idea from Linux (as they were the first to use it), which is simply you type the first letter(s) and hit the tab button and let DOS complete the filename.extension for you...\n\nPS: If you have more than one file/folder starting with the letter, then type mor than 1 letter for filteration purposes to speed up the process of getting the desired file/folder name...\n\nPPS: You can hit the tab button to scroll through all the files/folders that have the same letter you typed...\n\n\nIf its not clear, run MS-Dos in Windows XP and try it our for yourself...\n\nHope that helps...
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In the form of Alphabet Soup?
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Here's the command I use:\n\nNewFileName = "My_File_" & Replace (Str (Format(Now, "yyyymmddhhmmss")), " ", "")\n\nI have it formatted down to hours, minutes and seconds.  I do this so that I can save the file as often as I want and get a new file name every time.\n\nHope this helps!\n\nRegards,\nQwertyKPH @ Yahoo!