WinXP how to arrange file names according to strokes

WinXP system has two sorting methods for Chinese file names, maybe you still don't know. One is the so-called pinyin, and the other is the stroke ordering method based on Chinese characters. Since the system defaults to pinyin sorting, it is seldom known to have stroke ordering. And this sorting method setting is still a bit hidden, many friends must not know. So how do you set it up?

Setting method:

1. Open the Control Panel and open the Regional and Language options. Note that the standard and format should show up in Chinese (China) & rdquo ;, if not, select it in the drop-down list:

2, & ldquo in; regional options & rdquo; a bar & ldquo; standards and formats & rdquo; click & ldquo; custom & rdquo; button Then, in the pop-up "custom area options" click on the "sort" column, in the drop-down list you can see that the default is "pinyin", and one is "stroke", select &ldquo ; strokes & rdquo; final determination.

Then we came back a lot of local folder, right-space, select Arrange Icons, by name, the system will automatically arrange the order of strokes of Chinese characters. Friends who have this need may wish to try.