Now if you're using SVN as your Source Control Mangement on Windows there is a good chance that you also have TortoiseSVN installed which in all honesty is the only way to maintain your SVN Repo correctly, yes you have the Eclipse Plugins for your day to day, but TortoiseSVN wins handsdown on performaning more robust jobs.

Today (and most of last week actually) I've needed to merge back in a branch and I had a few conflicts, which while the merge I set to resolve later now coming back I wanted to be able to find the conflicted files quickly in the long list (Legacy System Warning) of files rather then look for the conflict icon. So I right clicked the Columns in the Explorer window and bang some SVN Options, so I could order by SVN Status and resolve the conflicts I had.

This hopefully will help others, and be a reminder for me :)