Folder Structure

I'm in the process of refactoring some code which includes moving folders around, and I would like to regularly merge to keep things current. What is the best way to merge after I've moved folders around in my working copy? source

I keep it simple, but then my web site doesn't need things that cause complexity. In general, each web page has a name that corresponds to a folder on disk and that folder contains all of the things needed to display that page. The hierarchy of the web site matches the hierarchy on disk. source

With the Premium Radio if you select the large "Enter" or "Select" button it will display the album name of the folder the mp3 song file is saved in. Rotating the select knob will move you through the set of folders displaying the name of each folder. Select the album name and it will display the list of songs in each folder. To ensure this works save the files to the usb flash drive in the same folder structure as the Windows Media player uses to save mp3 files. source

I tend to prefer flatter directory structure and would like to recommend keeping it as simple as possible. Remember that, at least in Windowsland, there is a limit on command line length. Thus having very deep structures might spawn some nasty build errors. source

I have managed to sync to more than two levels with outlook. As the previous post said once you have sync'd open the options tab on Activesync, then double click on 'inbox' and then mark whci folders you want to sync. source