However, there is one problem. Windows Explorer orders file and folder names by alphabetical order. There is no way to enforce an arbitrary ordering. But you may want your screenbooks listed in a particular order, not in alphabetical order.

There is no way around this problem short of Screenbook Maker creating a special file or somehow storing information about the file order that we actually want. However, if Screenbook Maker were designed in this way, this would mean that the folders would be dependent on Screenbook Maker. Screenbook Maker was designed to create content that could be used absolutely independently of Screenbook Maker, so a special file would not be ideal.