Sorting photos on iPod

One folder that I have copied contains over 800 photos. On my PC they have file names that commence with date taken (yymmdd) followed by a sequence number (e.g. 071229-01). The photos taken on one day do not sort properly on the iPod - can anyone explain?

here's what's happening to me. I'm using powerpoint to create slides, then I am saving the slides as JPGs. I want them (obviously) in a certain order. PowerPoint names the slides: Slide1, Slide2, Slide3... etc... to Slide153 (that's how many I have).
The iPod is sorting like this: Silde1, Slide10, Slide100, Slide101, Slide102, etc.
I tried doing a bluk-rename, and that works so long as you do it 10 pictures at a time... othewise you get back to the same sorting problem.
Unfortunately, PowerPoint doesn't give me the option to save as a 8-digit filename (ergo: Slide001, Slide002), which would work for me.
Anyway... that's what I could discover of the WHY... I don't know how to fix it though.

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You could try creating an iPod version of the films.
Use CTRL and B to display the Menu bar shown above. Alternatively, use the ALT key, followed by the F key, the W key and finally the I (eye) key - that's (menu)/File/Create New Version/Create iPod or iPhone version.

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I've synced my photos to my iPod but within each folder they show up in filename order. I've given each file a name that actually means something, so this is not a useful order for display purposes.
Is it possible to get the iPod to show photos in date order? I've used a little utility to set the modification date of all my photos to be the same as the date the photo was taken (extracted from the EXIF information in the JPEG).
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http://support.apple.com/kb/PH2397
also
http://support.apple.com/kb/PH2388
article on smart albums in iphoto as well:
http://support.apple.com/kb/PH2389
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