Sharon, I don't know if there's a way to re-order them, but what you can do is delete all the ones you don't use, then save them as a new brush set. Just right click each brush selection and click "delete brush." then click the little right arrow in the URC and click "New Brush Preset." While you might not have in the order you want, at least they won't be cluttered up with brushes you don't use.
Hi Sharon, there is a way actually: Go to Edit-->Presets-->Preset Manager and when that window opens, make sure "Brushes" are selected, they should be by default. There you can grab and drag and drop the order you want. Then press Done and go have a look at your brushes up on the toolbar, they'll be in the new order. What version of PS are you using? I'm not sure what version they introduced that capability... I'm using PS CC but I know that was there in earlier versions. Give it a try and let us know!
Lon..Thank you very much! I appreciate you taking the time to do the screen shot and answering. Paul....That is exactly what I wanted to do! So easy...I'm mad I couldn't figure it out! Thanks so much!
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