Re: best practices for internal repository of published docs?

[Chris Borokowski <athloi -at- yahoo -dot- com>]

Yeah, no problem.

Use a main directory, with subdirectories organized by product type and
then product name, and make filenames the name of each document and
then a revision/version number.

Then create an ARCHIVE folder for older stuff, and let the 0.02% of
your audience who are seeking that shuffle through the muck.

--- Sam TechWriter <samtechwriter -at- yahoo -dot- com> wrote:

> I guess what I'm really asking for is
> ideas for organizing directories on a file share so everyone can find
> what they want independent of related CD build, product, or audience.


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