ot, changing screen numbers

[Robert Vangel <vangelr@rfgt.net>]

This isn't specifically debian, but everyone seems to know what they are 
talking about so I figured what the hey :)

Does anyone know if it's possible to change the number of each 
individual screen, in a screen session.

eg.. I run screen from my login, it gives me a new screen session with 
bash prompt.

I then run `screen irssi' and `screen centericq' to open up my first two 
screens that I know I am going to be keeping open for as long as the box 
is staying up.

At a later stage, I open up another screen with another bash prompt, and 
while that one is open I open another irssi.

So now we have:

0. bash
1. irssi
2. centericq
3. bash
4. irssi

If I close screen 3, is there a way for me to renumber screen 4 back to 
3 (so that if I open another screen, the NEW one will be 4, rather than 
filling the gap 3 left).

On another note (similar topic), is there a way to reorder the screens, 
so from the above example I could make them:

0. bash
1. bash
2. irssi
3. irssi
4. centericq

I don't know why (but some people may agree), but I have always liked 
similar sessions grouped together, just makes stuff easier to use (and 
easier to remember what screen is doing what).

I have been looking through archives of lists, but keywords such as 
'screen' and 'change' aren't terribly specific.

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