hmmm. you still don't have to. if you move the html file, windows will move the folder with it. though, frankly, i've never had to move the file once i've saved it (except to delete it). open a windows explorer window and select tools > folder options. one of the options is "Managing pairs of Web pages and folders." mine is on "Show both pairs and manage as a single file." i'm not sure what the default is, cause i set that up upon getting this box and i don't remember. but i'm betting on, "Show and manage the pair as a single file." if you're on a mac, i'm less sure of the options, except that ie on the mac has been discontinued and is unsupported. i do know i do the same thing on mac and never have a problem. but then mac organizes purely by name, and the file/folder pair are "some html page.html" and "some html page_files". not really requiring hunting down. the only problem is images added to the page with CSS. that the browsers don't catch, but i'm not sure acrobat would either.