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  1. Member
    Join Date: Dec 2006
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    Is there a way to sort (alphabetically) the menus in DLP's tree? I find it odd that one would not be able to sort the data alphabetically....
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    Don't believe you can. Suggest it in the DVD Lab Pro forums at MediaChance and it might get into a future release.
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  3. Member GeorgeW's Avatar
    Join Date: Feb 2005
    Location: United States
    You can move them around using Project/Change Order of Items.

    If you had the ability to "Sort" them, would you also expect the navigation links to update as well (like buttons on a menu that include a command to "Go to Next/Prev/First Menu") Or is it just a "visually" sorted function you are looking for? Keep in mind you could only sort within a domain (VMG or VTSx) -- you wouldn't want to sort all menus in the tree if it would mean crossing domains...

    I also use DVD Architect (which happens to have a project tree). I don't see a way in DVDA to sort menus by name. Do you have an example of an authoring package that does allow you to sort the menus by name?

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