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Profile Settings - Deletions
Use Trash
These options cause Syncovery to try to use the Trsh for overwritten files and/or files to be deleted. That way, you will have a chance of retrieving older versions that were replaced or deleted, if necessary. Please note that the Trash is not always available, especially not on network drives or FTP servers.
Move Deleted Files Into A Specified Folder...
This setting provides a more reliable alternative to the Trash. Rather than deleting files, they will be moved into a special folder which you specify. This setting works even with network drives or FTP servers.
Delete Older Versions Permanently
This setting causes older versions of deleted files to be removed from the destination.
Double-Check the Non-Existence of Files Before Deleting them on the Other Side
This checkmark causes the program perform a double-check of files before deleting them from the other side. Deletions can occur in Exact Mirror and SmartTracking mode if files have been removed from one side. However to rule out any uncertainty the program can double-check if such files are really no longer there. This might be necessary if unstable network connections might cause files not to be seen even though they are still there.
Never Delete Any Files (Only Folders)
This checkmark allows Exact Mirror to be used to mirror the folder structure but prevent any files from being deleted from the destination.
Delete Files Before Copying
To free space on the destination, file deletions normally take place before new and updated files are copied. However to protect the integrity of the data on the destination better, you can uncheck this option so that the deletions are done last.
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