Adobe Premiere Pro: place image sequence in reverse order on timeline

Hi all,
I have a jpg image sequence numbered from frame000 to frame100. It imports in numerical order...obviously. I am trying to find a way of dragging the files onto the timeline so they begin at frame and descend in order. Shift clicking in the direction you want doesn't work as it does in aftereffects.
I know I can nest and reverse the speed but I would prefer to avoiding nesting at this stage. I also have no option to renumber the files as this is how they are generated and I have a tonne of them to import.
Hope someone can help.

Lowflyingweasel wrote:
Trent
I'm sorry. I know this is not the way it's done. Within an hour you replied to this customer? I've posted mine days ago and haven't received any replies??!! How is that possible? Sorry Gingergingers for highjacking your thread.
Trent. Please. Either you and your adobe friends shove me properly or tell me where to find the answer if it has already been discussed somewhere else.
https://forums.adobe.com/thread/1685295
I must be doing something seriously wrong if even the tread is ignored! Never mind the App.
I hope it's not presumptuous of me to speak for Trent, but I know him well and we're in the same situation. We are not official tech support representatives for Adobe. We do our forum (and other support) work largely on our own time as a way to assist our customers. We just do this as time allows, so there is no way of knowing who's been waiting for days or just an hour. It's usually just a matter of what we see on the main page (or in our inboxes) when we happen to log on. Also, some issues are a lot easier to address than others. For example, this one was just a basic workflow problem that just needed to be sorted out and had a correct answer. The thread that you posted above was a lot more specific, not easily repro-able by all of us, and doesn't seem to have any easy answers (at least not yet). It's a lot harder for people to address when it's like that, which is probably why you received very few comments at first. I see that both Trent and Kevin have commented to try to help you now, so the best thing is to just try to work with them and other users to see if you can alleviate your frustrations a bit. I can empathize with your situation, but you have to understand that most of us are really just fellow users on here. Thanks for your support.
I've marked Trent's answer to this thread correct BTW... Nice one, Trent! I'm glad it worked for you, Ginger.

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