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What about Visio doesn't meet your requirements?<br />

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What about Visio doesn't meet your requirements?


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Maybe I'm missing something because I just can't find the shapes for folder structure in Visio. &nbsp;I would also like to be able to define the permissions for every folder, but I may be asking too much. &nbsp;
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Maybe I'm missing something because I just can't find the shapes for folder structure in Visio.  I would also like to be able to define the permissions for every folder, but I may be asking too much.  

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I have 7 organizations that are merging into 1 single organization with a total of 200 users. &nbsp;I need to design the shared folder structure for the new organization and could really use a folder structure design tool that would allow me to create a visual representation of the structure that can be viewed and approved easily by others. &nbsp;I was hoping to do this in Visio but that doesn't look possible. &nbsp;Is there anything out there that does this? &nbsp;I can't imagine that admins with large number of users just go at it and create the structure without first mapping it out in a Visio like tool.
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I have 7 organizations that are merging into 1 single organization with a total of 200 users.  I need to design the shared folder structure for the new organization and could really use a folder structure design tool that would allow me to create a visual representation of the structure that can be viewed and approved easily by others.  I was hoping to do this in Visio but that doesn't look possible.  Is there anything out there that does this?  I can't imagine that admins with large number of users just go at it and create the structure without first mapping it out in a Visio like tool.

Shared Folder Structure Design Tool

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