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that worked fantastic !!
first, so i did not screw up a profile, i did a "DUPLICATE", and appended trhe word "--TEST" to the new one (just so i did not xcrew up the original one.)

Then, went to encryption
then, went and got my list in KeePass.
then copied one of the "supposedly correct passwords ...

thanks very much. i'm trying to clean up my increasingly cluttered INI file, and just want to verify all teh passwords, to make sure i hae the correct ones !
thanks!

newest version is great, i'm learning hte features !

Tobias, see attached.
I have several long garbled (on purpose) passwords, used for various profiles.
I want to CONFIRM those passwords, in my KeePass file, as it's been a long time since i set all this stuff up in the profile.

If i open the profile, and copy from keePass, my supposed encryption ...

tukan - question - why do you scramble the file names?
if you are encrypting the contents,andif you copy the files to a veracrypt encrypted drive, you've made yourself far our of reach of most hackers, etc, they are aiming for low hanging fruit !
(believe me, i've gone thorugh tons of "let's encrypt ...

just to verify, i just purchased ver. 12 premium upgrade - am i still ableto use this in portable mode (install full,andcopy to my portable folder), to cloneto my emergency and backup machine?
thansk
nick

ok,now that you found it, does it have prior deleted ones in it? or, test to see if it accepts new deletions?

ok, let's try again (I have colonoscopy thursday, my body system is not clicking on all cylinders :-), brain fog)

on left side, create a new folder, \TESTING
in that folder, put a file, TEST-TEXT.txt (put some text inside it, as some zero-length files don't get copied)
run your syncoronization ...

sorry for confusion, i meant to make sure on RIGHT side (destination) that you can SEE the \archive folder;
OR, if you can't see it, create one, then see if the scenario works (create, copy , delete on left, then see if it deletes/moves it on right

are you able to SEE the \ARCHIVE folder on the right, if you browse the directory? (check your whole tree, in top couple levels, to make sure it is not missed)

then, set up a test folder on left, add a test file, do a sync to the right, make sure the file got copied.
then delete on left, and then ...

it is tough, the sets of folders i'm cloning/mirroring sometimes have som complicated changes.
BUT, i AM able to work with syncovery to handle them, i thought i'd pass this on, not sure what rule to create that would handle this.

if NOT able, i can continue as i'm doing, just have to pay close ...