Difference between revisions of "User Access Levels"
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| − | To change user access levels click on '''Tools''' on the '''Taskbar''' then''' Config'''. Click on site option then '''User Access Levels'''. Click on '''New Access Level''' and enter the | + | To change user access levels click on '''Tools''' on the '''Taskbar''' then''' Config'''. Click on the site option then '''User Access Levels'''. Click on '''New Access Level''' and enter the user's name or identification in the first box. Then choose the Access Levels you wish this user to have access to and then click '''Save'''. |
'''TOOL TIPS''' | '''TOOL TIPS''' | ||
| − | '''Access level''': Enter a name for your new level of access, for example User/Administrator. | + | '''Access level''': Enter a name for your new level of access, for example, User/Administrator. |
'''Authorisations''': Turn on or off each button according to what access you want to allow the user to have in the system under that Access level. | '''Authorisations''': Turn on or off each button according to what access you want to allow the user to have in the system under that Access level. | ||
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Latest revision as of 05:16, 29 December 2023
To change user access levels click on Tools on the Taskbar then Config. Click on the site option then User Access Levels. Click on New Access Level and enter the user's name or identification in the first box. Then choose the Access Levels you wish this user to have access to and then click Save.
TOOL TIPS
Access level: Enter a name for your new level of access, for example, User/Administrator.
Authorisations: Turn on or off each button according to what access you want to allow the user to have in the system under that Access level.
