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The organize command enables you to change the presentation of objects
in a file folder. This pertains to an individual file or file folder.
On the "Office Functions" frame, you can specify a presentation style
for all your files and file folders.  If you use the organize command
to organize a file folder, then globally define folder presentation
through "Office Functions", the presentation specified with organize
will take precedence.

Use one of the methods below to use organize. The currently active
frame number is assumed if the frame number is not specified with the
organize command.

     Command Menu:  Select organize and press ENTER

     Command Menu:  Press CTRL-j with cursor on organize and an -->
     (alternative)  will appear on the command line followed by the
                    organize. Type arguments and press ENTER to
                    execute the command.

     Command Line:  Type organize [frame #] and press ENTER.

   1.  Fill in the "Organize <login name>" form by entering your
       preferences, then press SAVE.

   2.  If the folder you are reorganizing is displayed on the screen,
       you will see the changes immediately.