Paul Hadfield
EF3
This is something I could probably just Google but figured it might make for discussion hence the post. What I would like to know is how do you go about naming files/folders by way of date so to fall within chronological sequence? For example, I have always used two digit month/date/year for files and folders (example today, 041211.html) however, in a web directory when listed with other dates from different years, the months as first digits line up in sequence but the end digits of years obviously do not. I'm wanting to basically have several years worth of content to line up in chronological sequence down to the day in a single directory.
Likewise, do you rename your image files to fall within a certain flow or just use the assigned name via your camera and let it fall where it will? I'm lazy and leave it alone for the full sized version but will add an "a" to an 800 pixel wide web/blog version or a "b" to a 600 pixel wide version intended for Facebook so to fit within their window width and minimize degradation due to compression. This is just a general question for discussion, feel free to share your technique or personal preference.
Current directory screenshot, obviously out of chronological sequence.
Mods: Wasn't sure if this belonged in the equipment/technical section, feel free to move as you see fit.
Likewise, do you rename your image files to fall within a certain flow or just use the assigned name via your camera and let it fall where it will? I'm lazy and leave it alone for the full sized version but will add an "a" to an 800 pixel wide web/blog version or a "b" to a 600 pixel wide version intended for Facebook so to fit within their window width and minimize degradation due to compression. This is just a general question for discussion, feel free to share your technique or personal preference.
Current directory screenshot, obviously out of chronological sequence.
![directory.png](/proxy.php?image=http%3A%2F%2Fpawleewurx.com%2Fst%2Fdirectory.png&hash=bc2104da56e066817750ffc38de16b94)
Mods: Wasn't sure if this belonged in the equipment/technical section, feel free to move as you see fit.