Hi everyone,
I am trying to set up Finder to sort/show the folders on top, followed by the files. I have tried "View Options" and then "View by Kind" and then "Sort by Name". This shows the folders on top, but I don't want the mini-headers that is listed below, as it separates out all the types of files (a block for pdfs, block for Word documents and so).
Is there a way to mimic Windows' style of showing all the files/folders in a directory, have them sorted in which the folders appear first (in alpha order), followed by all the files in alpha order? I thought I had this figured out and then I changed some options and can't seem to get it back.
Using a Macbook Pro, OS X, 10.7
Thank you.
p.s. Probably a question that gets asked often, so thank you for being patient.
I am trying to set up Finder to sort/show the folders on top, followed by the files. I have tried "View Options" and then "View by Kind" and then "Sort by Name". This shows the folders on top, but I don't want the mini-headers that is listed below, as it separates out all the types of files (a block for pdfs, block for Word documents and so).
Is there a way to mimic Windows' style of showing all the files/folders in a directory, have them sorted in which the folders appear first (in alpha order), followed by all the files in alpha order? I thought I had this figured out and then I changed some options and can't seem to get it back.
Using a Macbook Pro, OS X, 10.7
Thank you.
p.s. Probably a question that gets asked often, so thank you for being patient.
