Windows 7 grouping folders


  1. jonolock
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    Windows 7 grouping folders


    Hi I know how to group folders by age/ year etc.

    Bu in my library how would I group folders so that I can have a group called university folders and a group called other or something like that. I want my university folders to be in there own group is this possible?

    Thanks for any answers in advance :)
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  3. Bongo
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    Maybe this will help?
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