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i was tryna use separators between files (instead of creating new folders for each say 3 files). However, a previous answer on this blog stated that i can not, the only way i can sort this matter is by using the Group by feature, that has limited options, among them is Tags. What is that and what is used for ?
Note: that blue 'separator' that appears after Grouping is what i needed, if only i can group files manually insted of those limited options.
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Hi, I am Dave, I will help you with this.
Tags are attributes that can be added to some file types like image files, music files, some video files, and some Microsoft Office files, not all file types support tags, so it is an inconsistent method to group all types of files.
What types of files are you working with, what is the file extension(s)?
