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In Windows 7, I've created a directory symlink in my SkyDrive folder that points to my My Documents folder. In other words, I have the following folders:

c:\users\<user name>\documents
c:\users\<user name>\skydrive\my documents

In this way, I can sync the contents of my My Documents folder to SkyDrive.

However, if I create a new folder in the link folder, it does not get synced to the target folder. For example, I created the following new folder:

c:\users\<user name>\skydrive\my documents\<client name>\<project name>

I would expect that I'll also see the following new folder:

c:\users\<user name>\documents\<client name>\<project name>

However, the new folder doesn't show up in the target folder.

Am I missing something?

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Instead of a SymLink, I think you need to create a directory Junction.

mklink /J "c:\users\<user name>\documents" "c:\users\<user name>\skydrive\documents"

This article seems to confirm my hunch ...
http://janhannemann.wordpress.com/2012/04/26/sync-any-folder-to-skydrive/

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