My favorite is to move the LineUp Window (relationship window) about 5-10 pixels right from the left edge of the specified Folder Window, and 1 or 2 pixels down from the bottom of the title bar of the Folder Window. The net effect of this is to have "inner Folders" below and to the right of "parent Folders". This makes moving a file from a Folder to its parent (or grandparent, or great-grandparent, etc) very easy, since there is the 5-10 pixel gap on the left edge of each successive parent. You can easily move a file right up to the root directory (Volume directory). This strategy also shows you the "path" of open Folders via the Folder Windows' title bars. I perform this operation on my entire Hard Disk. This operation should make your Folder Windows "LineUp" much like depicted on the icon for this program.
