How does one map a directory on a Windows machine to another directory on the same windows machine? I know you can map a drive letter to a shared directory, but we want two subdirectories on the same directory path level to reference the same files in one of the directories... no new drive letters. Unix uses a link that does exactly this... how on Windows?
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Drive Mapping - Like Unix links
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