# Virtual Folders For Organising Drive Content

<code class="expression">space.vars.PRODUCT\_NAME</code> supports a flexible method for arranging the contents of your network drives in the form of virtual folders. Virtual folders allow you to re-organise the structure of your SharePoint content without having to make any changes in SharePoint itself. Instead of connecting your network drive to a single target in SharePoint such as a site or a document library, create virtual folders within your network drive and connect each virtual folder to a different target in SharePoint.

For example; you may have a document library in one SharePoint site and a document library in a second SharePoint site, but you would like both libraries to show in a single network drive rather than a network drive for each document library. <code class="expression">space.vars.PRODUCT\_NAME</code> virtual folders permit you to connect the network drive to both document libraries.

<img src="/files/CxzBp8gKc3itjqhlPe4W" alt="Two virtual folders in the Z drive are connected to two different document libraries in different SharePoint sites" class="gitbook-drawing">

The virtual folders can be nested too; permitting you to create a complex folder hierarchy in your network drive.

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See [Virtual Folders](/administration-guide/virtual-folders.md) on how to create a virtual folder in a network drive
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