How does DocHaven store the files?
DocHaven stores your files in a uniquely numbered folder called a ‘Project’. When this folder has been taken out of DocHaven it is stored in a folder named with that number and padded with zeroes at the beginning up to the format set in the Preferences window. This project folder resides in a folder (called ‘DocHaven’) which by default is inside your Documents folder (‘My Documents’ in Windows). When you ‘Put Away’ a project, it is usually zip compressed and either copied to your hard drive or FTP’ed to an FTP Server as a single file with it’s version number appended (e.g. 0000000099-0100.zip is Project 99 version 100). Each user’s files are stored together in a folder e.g. User #1’s projects are all placed in a folder named ‘User0000000001’ on their designated FTP server. This makes moving users or servers from one FTP server to another much easier. The administrator may set up as many FTP Servers as they desire. The format for version #1 of project #1 owned by User #1 whose projects
