Write a program to read a set of real numbers in desending order using bubble sort.

Hi Ron,
I share your frustration with this lovely "feature" In addition if you set your column sizes differently to the defaults while you are working they will reset as well when you shut off the program.

The only solution I have come up with is to use the manual captions to keep my photos in the order that I want them - I currently have 28060 photos in Easyshare, so it's a big job!

Give some thought to how you want to sequence your shots - if it's
only a few for a specific purpose you can number them (you will need leading zeros though as the captions are sorted as if they are text). IE 1 10 100 20 will be in that order unless you type 001 010 020 100 ...

Also use your Album names cleverly - there is no reason why the same photo cant be in more than one album. For example, there is no reason why a "Photo of Betty at the seaside" cant be placed in all of the following albums simultaneously "Betty" "Holiday snaps" "seaside Pictures" etc

Yes - are you using file explorer to view files?
at top of file explorer screen
is a sort option
click on the column that states date modified and it will sort files in ascending or desending order.
It is probably sorting on alphabetical order on the file name at the moment.

in message setting go to other set whats u want

coding in C++

#include<iostream.h>
#include<conio.h>
#define max 50

void main()
{
clrscr();
int arr[max],size=0;
int i=0,j=0,temp;
do
{
cout<<"Enter the size of array(less than or equal to 50)";
cin>>size;
} while(size>50);

for(i=0;i<size;i++){
cout<<"Enter a number";
cin>>arr[i];
}


for( i=1;i<size;i++){
for(j=0;j<size;j++){
if(arr[j+1]>arr[j]){
temp = arr[j];
arr[j] = arr[j+1];
arr[j+1] = temp;

}
}
}
cout<<”Array in descending order”;
for(i=0;i<size;i++){
cout<<arr[i]<<"\n";
}
getch();
return 0;
}

just highlight the list using your mouse or similar mechanismas if you were going to copy-and-paste them,Then select "Table" from the Word toolbar,
then select "Sort",then click "OK" your menus might have slightly different spellings)
Given the following example:
bread
apples
Zebras
Flora
Fauna
Gorillas
lemurs
Camels

They were sorted to the following using the above method:

apples
bread
Camels
Fauna
Flora
Gorillas
lemurs
Zebras

This also works if the lists has "Bullets and Numbering";
the resulting list will maintain the bullet/number order
(i.e., the numbers won't change;
e.g., in the above example,
if the unsorted "bread" was "1. bread",
then the sorted "bread" would become "2. bread",
and "apples" would become "1. apples", etc).

If you don't like the result,
then hit the "Ctrl" and "z" keys at the same time
to undo the sort.

The above method will NOT work if the to-be-sorted words
are on the same line, as with a comma-separated list
(e.g., bread, apples, Zebras, etc).

Have fun!

If you *do* have intervening stuff, such as images, etc,
then they will be sorted along with the desired words,
but the results may not be what you expect,
and you may have to do a LOT of editing to put things
the way you want, so make sure that the to-be-sorted words are on their own lines with no intervening stuff

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If your using windows:
Open cmd.exe (program files>accessories>command prompt)
use the sort command in this syntax:

sort "path name and or file name"

you may also use file exports like this for example:

sort birthdays.txt > sorted birthdays.txt (single forward will write over old files and make new ones)
sort birthdays.txt >> sorted birthdays.txt (use double forwards to made amendments to the file)

the "/R" function will reverse the sort order, for example:

sort /R birthdays.txt


thats all, hope this helps. I cant do much else with the information given.

Greetings...

There are a couple of things to look at here...

Your camera settings and your computer file settings...

For the Nikon D70 make sure the file number sequence is set to on...

SET UP MENU (wrench icon)
File Number Sequence: This lets the camera number your images starting at the last shot you made, even if you've formatted your card. I leave this to ON. If you turn this feature off you'll start from 0001.JPG each time...
Are you working on a Mac or PC?
If you are on a PC make sure that the program you are working on is set to sort by name...
If your Nikon was not set to sequence, you will need to rename the files. Nikon has a free program, ViewNX, that will allow you to view, sort and rename image files...
Additionally, on a PC, open Windows Explorer, go to Tools, Folder Options, View, and UN check the 'Hide extension' box...
This allows you to see the naming extension's on you files...
Have a great day....

CHOSE THE PERTICULAR CELL WHERE THE SUM IS GOING TO BE DISPLAYED AND HYPERLINK IT IT WITH SHEET 2

Many cameras have a "Setup" option where you can specify how the camera names or labels each new photograph. Other buttons or menu options you can look for would be Settings, File Names probably under a Menu option.

The other thing to consider is, how is your computer sorting the files? By name, date taken, date modified, size? Perhaps buy changing the way you're viewing the order of the files, you can make it match the order they were taken in.