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Question : I'll bet you can't pass this test about how Windows 7 explorer sorts directories by date?
Here is the test:
I just saved MyDocument into MyDirectory which has 20 subfolders and 100 documents all of which are old.
In Windows 7 64 bit Explorer detail view, I sorted MyDirectory on descending date, so the most recent objects come closer to the top.
Question 1: which answer best describes what I will see?
Answer 1A: files at the top sorted descending followed by folders at the bottom sorted descending.
Answer 1B: Folders at the top sorted descending followed by files at the bottom sorted descending.
Question 2: Which answer best describes the location of MyAttachment?
Answer 2a: MyAttachment will be above all the files and folders where it can be easily opened.
Answer 2b: My attachment will be immediately after the 20th folder.
For extra credit, use windows search MyDirectory for all objects that contain "*A". Sort the result in descending date sequence, then answer questions 1 and 2 again.
Essay question for real guru's only, what do you think about the last sentence? Was that asterisk in front of the letter "A" a typographical error on my part? And if not, what does it actually do?
I am going home now, but I will check your answers in 2 hours.
rberke
P.S. this is a trick question
Answer : I'll bet you can't pass this test about how Windows 7 explorer sorts directories by date?
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