Creating and Managing User Groups

Creating and Managing User Groups

Users are sorted into groups that can be set up to have different levels of access to the system. For instance, Standard Users do not have access to the Options menu, whereas Administrators and Super Administrators do. 

You must have Administrator permissions to perform this.

From the Options menu, select Users and Groups, then select Groups when the Options window opens:

 


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You can either add a new group, or edit an existing group. Both will bring up the same options. You can name the Group and Add/Remove Users from the first tab (Users).

You can choose the rights of the group on the second tab (Permissions). Tick accordingly then click on the Save button.



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