Using Libraries in Windows 7?

Question

Windows

Colleagues, does anyone actively use libraries (well, those that are Libraries) in Windows 7?
I was thinking about cleaning up the hard drive and tried to use this chip - and somehow it gives the impression of something unfinished. Well, that is, the idea of ​​\u200b\u200bentry points is not a bad one. With pictures and photographs with music, it is more or less clear and even almost good. But when it comes to deeper use, inconvenience arises. For example, I want to sort documents that belong to different customers - and I immediately need a two-level structure. It would be ideal if I made the "customers" library, I would make the "customer 1", "customer 2" libraries, etc. in it, but there I already connected folders from disks (and documents can lie on a local disk In addition, each customer receives some software, folders for source codes, installers, etc. I would also link to the library.
Well, on the little things - connect the network folder there - dancing with a tambourine . Change the icon for the library - there too . Sorting options for general purpose data are very limited and non-configurable, I can’t place tags everywhere, etc.
Tell us how you use this feature in your daily work (it may be useful for others too)?
Thank you.

Answer 1

Create a library, add a folder with all customers to it (I assume that in this folder all customers are in subfolders) and get a tree, library - customers - a list of all customers (you can open folders on the left, this tree actually). Or do you have all the customers scattered around the screw?

Answer 2

The meaning of libraries is that the user can organize something without symlinks - not everyone knows how to use them. And in general, this, apparently, is only for simple cases, and not for your supertask.

Answer 3

Try Librarian