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# Delete profiles

To delete the saved profile for a user, an application, a group, or the link from a user to an application, the specific item will be selected in the tree, or in the list in the right-hand panel, and then either open the menu “*Operations -> Delete*” (also from the right-click context menu), or press the *third button on the toolbar* ![](https://content.gitbook.com/content/AKp9o4ESamTHpX42EKdv/blobs/ubQbl4BcOl9hmkfFo8kY/image1.png) or also press the ‘DEL’ key. If what you want to delete is the link from a user to an application, and the user is part of a group, first drag it to the application branch to remove it from the group (see **4.3.1**) before proceeding to delete it.

To delete joint conditions, select the item of the application in the tree or in the list and then go to the menu “*Operations -> New group/Joint signature conditions*” menu will be accessed (also from the right-click context menu) or the button ![](https://content.gitbook.com/content/AKp9o4ESamTHpX42EKdv/blobs/D51EQ5t68JSrW4aattTI/image2.png) on the toolbar will be pressed. The “*Joint signature conditions*” dialog will be displayed, which was seen in the section **4.2.6**. By selecting the condition to delete and pressing DEL on the keyboard, the condition will disappear from the “Conditions” list and will be deleted.


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