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Am 07.11.2017 um 14:46 schrieb jr:
> also true, but not the point. including an ISO date/time in the file
> name to "float" it to the top requires reversing the sort order to get
> descending dates (that's all I wrote).
Ah, sorry, misunderstanding on my part.
Yes, you can do that in Windows Explorer and Open File dialogs, too.
Presuming you're using the detailed view, it's just a matter of clicking
on the column header once more. Alternatively, there's a "view" menu
where you can pick the property to sort by and whether to do so in
ascending or descending order.
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