I'm using EPiServer 4.61 for sevaral sites and have noticed the following behaviour: 1. In Edit mode, create a new page (of any type that has an xhtml property). Do not save it yet. 2. In the xhtml property, select Insert Image. 3. In the resulting 'Select Image -- Web Page dialog' dialog, click on 'Page files' in the Starting Points panel. 4. The message 'A folder for this page has not been created, do you wish to create one now?' appears. 5. Click the 'Yes' button, and a folder is created with a seemingly random ID in its path (/upload/xxx), but with the name and ID of the home page at the top of the panel. 6. Select an image and press Insert to save the image in this folder, and Save & Publish the page 7. In the same page, repeat steps 2 and 3. 8. The 'A folder for this page has not been created...' message appears again. 9. Clicking 'Yes' now creates another folder with a different path (/upload/yyy), but with the name and ID of the new page at the top of the panel. 10. Finally, create another new page as in 1, then repeat steps 2 and 3 as before. 11. This time you are not told that 'A folder for this page has not been created...' - instead you are directed to the folder created in 5. I think this means that every time someone adds an image (or any other file) to a page that hasn't been saved yet, then after the first time they are prompted to create a folder, every subsequent addition of a file to any new (unsaved) page will add the file to the same folder. In addition, subsequent file additions after a page has been saved will create a new folder for the page, meaning that files for the page are held in more than one folder. I was under the impression that a page folder had the same name as the page's ID, but there's obviously an extra level of indirection here. Most sites we create use images multiple times, so have dedicated folders for images, but we are now working on a site where the pages are 'self-contained', more like magazine pages, where it would be tidier if all the content lived in one logical unit (the EPiServer page and the page folder). So, is there an explanation for the behaviour above? I think it's probably a bug in that each page should have it's own dedicated page folder, but is there any issue with the folder ID's differing from those of the page? TIA, Mark