Can an app appear in more than one folder?

Does anyone know if there's a jb tweak to allow an app to appear in more than one folder in iOS 4.1?

Thanks!

I think you are asking for trouble by making more than one icon for the same app...

Yeah probably. I just didn't know if there was an equivalent of an alias or shortcut that could exist in one folder pointing to an app in another. Pie in the sky I suppose!

So just for my curiosity, why do you want the same app in more than one folder?

I like to categorize some things on what I use the apps for. I have a "Church" folder with apps I use at church (PocketBible, MomoNote, PlanningCenter). I'd like MomoNote to also appear in the "Productivity" folder since it's my primary note taking app and I use it for much more than taking notes during sermons. It's just a convenience desire, definitely not a gotta have.

Originally Posted by dBMan

I like to categorize some things on what I use the apps for. I have a "Church" folder with apps I use at church (PocketBible, MomoNote, PlanningCenter). I'd like MomoNote to also appear in the "Productivity" folder since it's my primary note taking app and I use it for much more than taking notes during sermons. It's just a convenience desire, definitely not a gotta have.

Double icons are the devil's work. Don't do it. ;)

Originally Posted by dBMan

I like to categorize some things on what I use the apps for. I have a "Church" folder with apps I use at church (PocketBible, MomoNote, PlanningCenter). I'd like MomoNote to also appear in the "Productivity" folder since it's my primary note taking app and I use it for much more than taking notes during sermons. It's just a convenience desire, definitely not a gotta have.

You could keep all the icons in one folder that you use together and the ones that cross multiple folders leave separate in the dock.

Originally Posted by dBMan

I like to categorize some things on what I use the apps for. I have a "Church" folder with apps I use at church (PocketBible, MomoNote, PlanningCenter). I'd like MomoNote to also appear in the "Productivity" folder since it's my primary note taking app and I use it for much more than taking notes during sermons. It's just a convenience desire, definitely not a gotta have.

Apps that you use a lot for multiple purposes, I leave out of folders completely... I have a bit of OCD as well, so I dont blame you for wanting to do this. I just think it would cause more problems than anything. iOS doesnt use shortcuts the same way say windows does...