O K, I see what you mean, I guess that's what backups are for.

Thanks

Victor

Right, I understand you point, but we have a dilemma here - what if someone assigned a password and cannot remember it? It can be just from testing reasons, or, a forgotten password. In this case it will be impossible to delete that folder, which will turn it in to a annoying "ghost folder". After some consideration we've come to conclusion that ability to delete password-protected folders has nothing to do with security - passwords are intended to protect your data from unauthorised reading, but not from deletion.

Hi Vlad, I'm really enjoying the new features and fixes on the 3.16 b.830 .

There is one thing that bothers me a little. When you have Private folders and something is deleted from them that goes into a Private Recycle Bin, someone can still empty the recycle bin or delete it. There might be something in there I would want to restore later.

Would it be practical for the program to ask for a password to delete a private folder?



Victor

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