Photoshop CC with Folder Redirection

We use Photoshop CC in our art department for some of our work, and we're upgrading our infrastructure. We're going to be moving to a domain-level environment, with folder redirection for Documents and our artwork, so that changes are accessible and saved in a central location. I've been reading up on FR and Adobe, along with storage and access of files across the network, and everything I've read seems to indicate that PS does not play well with anything.
Brief overview:
Windows 7 Pro SP1 x64 Machines.
C: Drive, where all files & programs reside.
Users will be local admins, AppData and everything else will remain on their computers.
Folders to be redirected across the network will be Documents and Artwork, where artwork resides.
We don't do animation or anything that requires a huge overhead and separate scratch disks. I just want to know if I can have the folders redirect- I've had too many issues with people not copying local versions to the server and want to fix that the most transparent way possible.

I assume you're running Photoshop CC (not sure what you mean by "with CS3" unless that's the version you upgraded to CC from)
Download Camera Raw 8.3RC
http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/cameraraw8-3-cc/?tabID=details#tabTop

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