Organizing A Project in XCode

Maybe I'm just old fasioned and shouldn't worry with this but I've been programming a fairly long time and I know how projects start off small and grow and grow and one day you look up and you have a mess on your hands.  As a result, I try to organize my code from the start most of the time so I know exactly where everything is.  But...
I had a program started by another developer and they have files all over the place and I'm trying to reorganize things.  I know that inside xcode I can just use groups to organize xcode, but at the file system we have hundreds of files all mixed up in a couple different folders and its only going to get worse.
So my question is 2 fold:
1) Should I just ignore the file system and focus only on organizing XCode?
2) If I wanted to reorganize the file system, what files in xcode need to be modified to change folder names and such?   Would have been nice if groups translated to folders but too late now.. :-)
Thanks,
G

One more thing, I just noticed that the programmer has created the same folder twice and has files in both.  ie:
my project/my project.   So leaving this like this isn't much of an option for me as there are files in both folders.
The project file is sitting in the main root folder but the plist and pch files are inside the subfolder with the same name.
Is there a way to at least move those 2 files back a level and keep the project operational?
I've already had the storyboard go wacky on me and cause me to have to restore from a backup and loose recent changes I've made and afraid this is going to get even uglier... :-(
G

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    2. I changed the global settings in XCode to place the build products in a shared build directory (rather that the project directory), and made sure the intermediate build files are placed with the build products.
    I changed this using the Preferences menu, but have also gone into the project info for both my app project and the library project and made made sure it is set to place the build projects in the custom shared build directory.
    3. I then added a Source Tree, and made sure that the Path of the project directory of the library project.
    4. I added a project reference to the library project's .xcodeproj file in my application project. I changed the library project reference so that it was relative to JIGSAW24LIBRARY.
    5. I configured the library dependencies by going to my app's target's info, and adding a direct dependency to the library project.
    6. In my app's info build tab, I changed the user header search paths so that it uses the search tree I setup (I used the $(SEARCHTREE_NAME) notation, but checked that this resolves to a valid path). I also made sure that the Always Search User Paths checkbox is checked, and that the Library Search Paths is blank.
    7. I click-dragged the library.a file under the library project so that it was under the Link Binary With Library sub folder of my app's target.
    For step 5, I've also tried adding the reference to the other project as a linked library, rather than a direct dependency, but this doesn't seem to work either.

    I managed to fix the problem. The steps above seem to be correct. The problem seems to be related to the source trees that are defined...
    I was previously using an absolute path for the source tree which pointed at the folder containing the library project. I changed this to a relative path to the same folder (relative from the calling project) and this seems to fix it.
    I'd double checked that the absolute path specified was correct, so it looks like the user header search paths specified must be relative to the current project.

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