Zopistas: Am working on a simple content management system for about 6 sites, and so far, so good. It's my first medium-sized Zope project and Zope has been wonderful to work with so far. However, I've been tasked with the project of creating the simplest possible interface for some very non-technical content managers. So the first thing I did was abstract out the content from some fairly complex formatting. This was easy, and now I have a site where all the content that theae people need to touch always lives in an object called page_content. Objeects by this name now exist at many points in the site. Aparently the fact that a number of other non-content objects are visible at the same level of heirarchy in the site is a problem. So my question is this: Is there any way to make zope understand something like a UNIX symbolic link? If so, I could easily create a single directory with a symlinks to all the appropriate objects in the site. Content managers would then have access only to this dir and would therefor see all appropriate objects. Or perhaps there is a way to make other objects invisable to those w/out the necessary permission to use them? I've played with Zope permissions a but, and haven't yet found a way to do this. Or is the some other way entirely to look at this problem? TIA for any help on this. //glw