• If a file or folder with the same name is already in the Trashbox, "(number)" is inserted in the name. The "(number)" is removed when the file or folder with the same name is deleted from the Trashbox.
• If the Trashbox contains a number of files with the same name, the number is incremented as "(1)," "(2)," "(3)," and so on.
• In the case of file names, "(1)" is added before the last extension.
• In the case of folder names, "(1)" is added at the end of the folder's name.
• The added number is deleted when recovering files from the Trashbox.
• For example, when you delete "test.txt" from another folder when a "test.txt" already exists in the Trashbox, the "test.txt" that is deleted later becomes "test(1).txt." "test(1).txt" is restored to "test.txt" when you recover it from the Trashbox.

Access control for files and folders

• Files and folders retain the access control settings that were applied on the initial folder before they were moved to the Trashbox.
• When recovering a file from the Trashbox, the access control settings of the destination folder will be applied to the file.
• When recovering a folder from the Trashbox, the original access control settings for the folder will be applied to the folder.

Access control setting for files

Status	Figure	Explanation
Explanation of the figure		The project has the Trashbox function enabled. The project consists of "User A" and "User B." All members of the project are granted "Read/Write permissions." A folder with "no access control" can be accessed by all members of the project. User A has "no permissions" and User B has "Read/Write permissions" to a folder with "access control."
Access to files in a folder with "access control."		User A cannot access files in the folder with "access control." User B can access files in the folder with "access control."
A file in the folder with "access control" is deleted.		User A cannot access the deleted file in the "Trashbox." User B can access the deleted file in the "Trashbox."
The deleted file is recovered from the Trashbox into a folder with "no access control."		User A can access files in the folder with "no access control." User B can access files in the folder with "no access control."

Access control setting for folders

Status	Figure	Explanation
Explanation of the figure		The project has the Trashbox function enabled. The project consists of "User A" and "User B." All members of the project are granted with "Read/Write permissions." User A has "no permissions" and User B has "Read/Write permissions" to a folder with "access control."
Access to the folder with "access control."		User A cannot access the folder with "access control." User B can access the folder with "access control."
The folder with "access control" is deleted.		User A cannot access the folder with "access control." User B can access the folder with "access control."
The deleted folder is recovered to the project.		User A cannot access the folder with "access control." User B can access the folder with "access control."