Okay. Now I feel really stupid. It turned out that I had used 2 different kinds of criteria when labeling my files in the folder. Some of them had the title spelled out: e.I.g.h.t while others employed standard numeric characters: chapter 8.doc for example But I owe it to David Ferrin who discovered the problem by looking at my file list himself. Since both titles read the same, I had no idea that the problem existed. That is definitely something a blind computer user should be aware of. As soon as I corrected the file names using F2, editing the name and then pressing Enter, the file list returned to normal when I chose "Name" as the option for sorting the icons.
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