I organize my hard drive into several top-level folders, like:
Documents
Archive
Media
Temporary
Share
etc.
These folders are often on different drives, depending on the performance I need and the free space available.
I'm wondering if there's some way to merge the folders to a virtual drive, so I could for example have:
A:\
Documents
Archive
Media
Temporary
Share
etc.
Remember that each folder might be on a different drive. Also, I'd like to be able to share the structure on the network and control permissions per folder.
One way I was thinking that might work would be to:
1) Create a folder C:\Data
2) Under that folder, create junction points for Documents, Archive, etc. that point where I want
3) Share C:\Data
4) Map the network share to a drive, say A:\
I also looked at Drive Bender, but it doesn't really let me control where in a pool things go. And I need that since C:\ is my fast SSD and I want certain folders (like my Media Center library) to always be on the SSD. It also didn't seem to want me to use my C:\ drive as part of the pool.
Any advice?