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|    22 Feb 26 15:51:21    |
      XPost: alt.comp.os.windows-11       From: NONONOmisc07@fmguy.com              FYI              Did you know: That no file manager with a GuI will display files in a       directory in the order they are written onto the media? And that no       option in CMD will do this either?              (I really don't understand Powershell or its role. Will anything in       Powershell do this?)              The only thing I know that will do this is Take Command, TCC or its free       version TCC/LE. Hasn't been updated since 2020 or earlier afaict, but       there is no need to update it. It's fantastic. Has many other great       enhancements though my 709-yo memory will need some time to think of       them.        One simple one is CD.... where the number of dots minus one indicates       how many directories up you will position yourself.        And dir /o:u will display files in Unsorted order.              Why would physical order matter? I'm sure there are many reasons, but       for me, I wanted a flashdrive with music I like, since no radio station       in Baltimore** plays it and I'm going abroad and certainly no station       there plays 50's and early 60's music. But using Radiomaximus, and I'm       sure other methods, one can play 181.FM Oldies, for free. And there       are amny other genres as well.              I did this several years ago but I can't find the flashdrive I made.       This time it will be even better. So instead of just recording for a ay       and a half, I recorded for 3 days. Got about 1650 files. Sorted       alphabetically and got rid of two groups I don't like, and got rid of       the advertisements that they play, not that often but since I can get       rid of them, I did so. (they are easy to spot, 1/10th the size of songs,       plus they all have the same or similar names, names that are not the       names of songs. There were about 240 out of the 1700)              This left 1357. By sorting alphabetically, one sees that ome songs       appea only once, some twice, and many 3 times.              Well, they've taken small steps against my plan by putting a little       advertising within the song files, but a small amount compared to what I       deleted.              If you use VLC and some other software, it plays them in alphabetical       order, no matter what order they are on the flashdrive. How about that.       But the gizmo I have that plugs into the cigarette lighter and xmit to       the radio plays in the order they exist on the drive. The car I rent       will probably have a usb input, and I don't know what order they will       play in. I've also got a tiny mp3 player that connects with a 1/8"       audio cable. That plays in the order I want.              For some reason, 5 seconds or so of the next song ae in the privious       song's file, so if you don't play them in the original order, all the       songs start 5 seconds in, and end with 5 seconds unrelated to the song       before or the song after.              Then I copied all of them to the flash drive it used whatever order was       in the File Manager (with a gui). But I couldnt tell for sure what order       they were in without TCC/LE and dir /o:u .              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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