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When removing a workspace, you have to chose whether: | When removing a workspace, you have to chose whether: | ||
* You wish to unlink the workspace and remove it from the list; | * You wish to unlink the workspace and remove it from the list; | ||
* Completely delete all the files and folders associated with the workspace. | * Completely delete all the data, files and folders associated with the workspace. | ||
== Remove Workspace from List == | == Remove Workspace from List == | ||
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When choosing to remove a workspace from the list, all files, backups and configurations will be retained in the original location should you chose to re-add the workspace at a later time. | When choosing to remove a workspace from the list, all files, backups and configurations will be retained in the original location should you chose to re-add the workspace at a later time. | ||
== Deleting Workspace and | == Deleting Workspace and Data == | ||
When deleting the workspace and all | When deleting the workspace and data, all data, files, backups and configurations will be completely removed from your system. This will free up some disk space at the risk of losing all the information contained within the workspace. | ||
== Related Topics == | == Related Topics == | ||