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TB 52.4.0 (32 bit) on my PC has "Tools>Manually sort folders", but it's missing from my laptop (Win 10 ) version?

DeeBuck

It's all there in the title - TB 52.4.0 (32 bit) on my PC Win 10 (Bootacmp, i.e., running on an iMac has "Tools>Manually sort folders", but it's missing from my laptop (Win 10 ) version? - Has anyone any ideas where I can add that command to my laptop version, please. Tried a couple of add-ons but they wouldn't install.

It's all there in the title - TB 52.4.0 (32 bit) on my PC Win 10 (Bootacmp, i.e., running on an iMac has "Tools>Manually sort folders", but it's missing from my laptop (Win 10 ) version? - Has anyone any ideas where I can add that command to my laptop version, please. Tried a couple of add-ons but they wouldn't install.
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All good now. Many thanks Airmail and Zenos for your timely support. Sorry not to have realised the difference between opening an exe file and installing the add-on.

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Manually sort folders is an add on. Try that one.

As I mentioned, I've tried to install the add-on, but after downloading it, it won't open. It opens a notepad file of symbols. I've also tried extracting it, but there's no ".exe" file to do anything and after re-booting, the menu bar is unchanged.

But thank you for your swift reply.

DeeBuck said

As I mentioned, I've tried to install the add-on, but after downloading it, it won't open. It opens a notepad file of symbols. I've also tried extracting it, but there's no ".exe" file to do anything and after re-booting, the menu bar is unchanged.

You do not open add on, you install them.

Chosen Solution

All good now. Many thanks Airmail and Zenos for your timely support. Sorry not to have realised the difference between opening an exe file and installing the add-on.