Viewing offline files in their folders

Dear helpful people,

I am hoping that this is an easy problem to solve and just something obvious
I am overlooking.

I have setup a folder on a XP Pro laptop to Synchronize a directory on a
2003 server so that I can work on the files off line and merge the changes
when I am back in the office.

The only problem I have is that the list of offline files when I am offline
is all in the one directory and does not reflect the directory structure of
the remote folder.

Is there a way to display the files in their subdirectory or should I be
doing this another way? Like with briefcase maybe?

Thanks In Advance
Jez

Balther wrote:
> Dear helpful people,
>
> I am hoping that this is an easy problem to solve and just something
> obvious I am overlooking.
>
> I have setup a folder on a XP Pro laptop to Synchronize a directory
> on a 2003 server so that I can work on the files off line and merge
> the changes when I am back in the office.
>
> The only problem I have is that the list of offline files when I am
> offline is all in the one directory and does not reflect the
> directory structure of the remote folder.
>
> Is there a way to display the files in their subdirectory or should I
> be doing this another way? Like with briefcase maybe?
>
> Thanks In Advance

Look in Windows Explorer at the original path (e.g., mapped drive) while
offline. Your folder structure will be intact. Don't look at the offline
files cache itself.

I myself prefer to use the solution at www.centered.com .
> Jez