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Answer» I have a custom built computer whose HD crashed. I am reinstalling everything on the new HD but FORGOT how to enter a command in the autoexec.bat file.
I am looking of a SET DIRCMD command which would alphabetize the directories & root directory with all directories first & then the files. I REMEMBER there was a “G” in this command.
Does anyone know the command I am looking for? The G sortorder was used in tandem with the /o switch to GROUP directories first. Something like this:
set dircmd = /o:g
Run dir /? at the command prompt to see all the switches and options that are available.
Good luck. 8-)Would the following be the proper syntax INCLUDING spacing:
set dircmd= /o:g,nWithout an explanation of what your trying to ACCOMPLISH, this is only a guess:
set dircmd=/o:gn
8-)
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