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You're welcome .. where there's a will there's a way .. usually ;-)
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You're welcome .. where there's a will there's a way .. usually ;-)

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In windows explorer on a windows operating system, folders are always grouped together at the top alphabetically followed by the files below it also alphabetically. &nbsp;<br />
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On my Mac, the folders are not displayed at the top despite my changing of the order or screen view. &nbsp;So when I'm looking to save a new documents in my documents folder, I cannot easily find my sub-folder quickly due to lots of files being in there. &nbsp;<br />
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How do I fix this?
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In windows explorer on a windows operating system, folders are always grouped together at the top alphabetically followed by the files below it also alphabetically.  

On my Mac, the folders are not displayed at the top despite my changing of the order or screen view.  So when I'm looking to save a new documents in my documents folder, I cannot easily find my sub-folder quickly due to lots of files being in there.  

How do I fix this?

Folder at top

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