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<blockquote data-quote="spaull" data-source="post: 1085885" data-attributes="member: 166104">Hey man,I had the same problem.&nbsp; I switched over to a mac and couldn't get the folders on top no matter which way i arranged the files.I've had a look on other forums, and I've only found one easy way to fix this:Open Terminal and paste the following into it:sudo vi /System/Library/CoreServices/Finder.app/Contents/Resources/English.lproj/InfoPlist.stringsthen-type in your password if you need to-type 'a' (this allows you to edit)-edit so line 7 reads &quot;Folder&quot; = &quot; Folder&quot;;&nbsp;(there's a space before the second 'Folder')-press escape-type ':w' to write the changes (you may need to write ':!w' instead if it's read only)-type ':q' to quitThen reopen Finder and it should be fine - I tried everything else and this was the only thing that actually workedGood luck</blockquote>

[QUOTE="spaull, post: 1085885, member: 166104"] Hey man, I had the same problem. I switched over to a mac and couldn't get the folders on top no matter which way i arranged the files. I've had a look on other forums, and I've only found one easy way to fix this: Open Terminal and paste the following into it: sudo vi /System/Library/CoreServices/Finder.app/Contents/Resources/English.lproj/InfoPlist.strings then -type in your password if you need to -type 'a' (this allows you to edit) -edit so line 7 reads "Folder" = " Folder"; (there's a space before the second 'Folder') -press escape -type ':w' to write the changes (you may need to write ':!w' instead if it's read only) -type ':q' to quit Then reopen Finder and it should be fine - I tried everything else and this was the only thing that actually worked Good luck [/QUOTE]

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