Files in the cloud can be deleted by their authors or owners.
•Author: The user who created the file.
•Owner: The author of the folder containing the file.
If you as the author of a file created it in your folder, you are also the owner of this file. But if you have created a file in a folder created by another user, this user becomes the owner of the file.
To delete a file, do the following:
1.Open the explorer of the cloud in one of the following ways:
•To delete a text file, run the Open from cloud command.
•To delete any other file, run the Download from cloud command.
2.On the left side of the window that opens, select the section containing the file you want to open.
3.Right-click the file and run the Delete command from the context menu.
Once deleted, the file will be moved to the Trash folder. If the file is stored in a folder created by another user, it will be moved to the Trash folder of the folder's owner and will not be displayed in the Trash folder of the file author.
If necessary, you can restore the file from the Trash or delete it irrevocably.
To irrevocably delete a file from cloud storage, follow these steps:
1.In the cloud storage explorer, select the Trash section.
2.In the list of section files, right-click the file and run the Delete permanently command from the context menu.