Teach the Browser to Count

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Lawrence_Hudetz
Jun 5, 2004
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I have a series of images I have named Fig. 1 to fig 11. Fig 10 and Fig 11 are placed after Fig 1 in the Sort my Name configuration. So we have: Fig 1, fig 10, fig 11, fig 2, fig 3, etc.

Can’t the Browser count to 10? Properly?
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BobLevine
Jun 5, 2004
Only if you name your files correctly. You’d need to start with file01, file 02, etc.

If you have over 99 then you’d start with file001, file002.

Bob
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Lawrence_Hudetz
Jun 5, 2004
Thanks! Seems to be a lot of extra numerals.

If you know your files count will be much larger than 100, do you start with 001, or maybe even 0001 ?
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BobLevine
Jun 5, 2004
If you’re going that high, then yes. You need the zeros.

Bob
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LenHewitt
Jun 6, 2004
Lawrence,

File systems sort alphabetically, not numerically – that’s why you need the leading zeros
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Larry CdeBaca
Jun 6, 2004
Actually, the sort is canonical. Punctuation before numbers before alphabet. !image999.jpg
image!01.jpg
image01.jpg
image1.jpg

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Lawrence,

File systems sort alphabetically, not numerically – that’s why you need
the
leading zeros

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