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@@ -29,18 +29,21 @@ Specifically, you have to:
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1. Remove the existing connection which syncs to the wrong directory
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2. Add a new connection which syncs to the desired directory
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-image:: images/setup/ownCloud-remove_existing_connection.png
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+.. image:: images/setup/ownCloud-remove_existing_connection.png
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+ :alt: Remove an existing connection
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To do so, in the client UI, which you can see above, click the "**Account**" drop-down menu and then click "Remove".
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This will display a "**Confirm Account Removal**" dialog window.
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-image:: images/setup/ownCloud-remove_existing_connection_confirmation_dialog.png
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+.. image:: images/setup/ownCloud-remove_existing_connection_confirmation_dialog.png
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+ :alt: Remove existing connection confirmation dialog
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If you're sure, click "**Remove connection**".
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Then, click the Account drop-down menu again, and this time click "**Add new**".
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-image:: images/setup/ownCloud-replacement_connection_wizard.png
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+.. image:: images/setup/ownCloud-replacement_connection_wizard.png
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+ :alt: Replacement connection wizard
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This opens the ownCloud Connection Wizard, which you can see above, *but* with an extra option.
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This option provides the ability to either: keep the existing data (synced by the previous connection) or to start a clean sync (erasing the existing data).
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