Making Changes To Access Rights
There are three areas in Collect! where you can make
changes to access rights settings. This topic will
give the steps for accessing each one of the areas.
1. Access Rights form
This form may be used to make changes to
a particular menu item, form or field. You may
set an alias, a pick list, a control file, color and
other settings. You may also select the Form
Rights subform to apply additional changes.
2. Form Rights form
This subform of the Access Rights form may
be used for more specialized settings for a menu
item, form or field. You may set an alias, a pick
list and a rights level. The settings in this form
are for a particular user level that you select.
3. Operator Level Rights form
This subform of the User Level form may be
used to set rights for a particular user level. You
may select a particular menu item, form or field
to set permissible user functions for. An alias may
also be set that applies to the user level.
Access Rights List
1. Sign into Collect! in EXCLUSIVE mode with User Level 99.
2. Select System from the top menu bar and then
select Access Rights from the drop-down choices.
This will display the list of all Access Rights for
menus, forms and fields in Collect!.
Items in the list are displayed with the name
of the form first, followed by names of fields and buttons.
For instance, 00100: Client is the
Client form. All the fields on the Client form start with
the same identifying number 001
followed by the field number. (For example, 00101: Client #,
and 00102: Name)
3. Select the item in the list that you want to
change access rights for. This will display the
Access Rights form for the item. Examine the field
labeled Namewhen the Access
Rights form is displayed to ensure that you are editing
the correct item.
4. Make any required changes on the Access Rights
form. Open the Form Rights subform to make changes
for a particular user level.
5. Press F8 to save your changes and return to
the Access Rights list.
6. If you wish, you may select another item to change.
7. When you are finished with all your changes, select
the REBUILD button at the bottom of the Access Rights List
to rebuild your rights.
8. Sign out of Collect! and sign in as you would normally.
You must sign out of Collect! completely, returning
to the Desktop, whenever you change to a different User Level,
or some of the rights from the previous level that you were
signed in as may still be in effect.
Form Rights
1. Sign into Collect! in EXCLUSIVE mode with User Level 99.
2. Open the Access Rights form for the item you wish to edit.
Examine the field labeled Namewhen the Access
Rights form is displayed to ensure that you are editing
the correct item.
3. Open the Form Rights subform for the item, or press F3
or the new button to create new Form Rights.
4. Select the down arrow next to the field
labeled Rights and choose an
access rights level.
These settings have different effects depending
on whether you are setting rights for a menu item, a form
or a field. Please refer to Help topic
Permissible User Functions for details.
5. Press the down arrow next to the field
labeled Level and select the User
Level you wish to apply this access level to.
You can also choose an Alias, or Field Label that
will only apply to this User Level.
6. You can also choose or create a Pick List that
will only apply to this User Level.
7. Press OK or F8 to save your changes.
8. Press the NEW button if you want to modify another
User Level.
9. When you are finished, press OK or F8 to save your
changes.
10. When you are finished with all your changes, select
the REBUILD button at the bottom of the Access Rights List
to rebuild your rights.
11. Sign out of Collect! and sign in as you would normally.
You must sign out of Collect! completely, returning
to the Desktop, whenever you change to a different User Level,
or some of the rights from the previous level that you were
signed in as may still be in effect.
Operator Level Rights
1. Sign into Collect! in EXCLUSIVE mode with User Level 99.
2. Select System from the top menu bar and then select
User Levels from the drop-down choices. This will display the
list of all user levels.
3. Select the User Level that you want to change. This will
open the User Level form for the Operator Level you wish
to edit. Examine the fields labeled Code
and Description when the User Level form
is displayed to ensure that you are editing the correct level.
4. Open the Operator Level Rights subform for the item you
wish to edit, or F3 or the new button to create a new item.
5. Make sure the field labeled Item displays
the correct item. Or, if this is a new entry, press the down
arrow next to the field and select the item you wish to apply
this access level to.
6. Select the down arrow next to the field
labeled Permissible user functions
and choose an access rights level.
These settings have different effects depending
on whether you are setting rights for a menu item, a form
or a field. Please refer to Help topic
Permissible User Functions for details.
7. Press the down arrow next to the field
labeled Item and select the item
you wish to apply this access level to. You can also
choose an Alias, or Field Label that will only apply to
this User Level.
8. Press OK or F8 to save your changes.
9. Select another item from the Operator Level Rights
list if you wish to continue making modifications, or
press F3 for a new form.
10. When you are finished, press OK or F8 to save your
changes.
11. When you are finished with all your changes, select
the REBUILD button at the bottom of the Access Rights List
to rebuild your rights.
12. Sign out of Collect! and sign in as you would normally.
You must sign out of Collect! completely, returning
to the Desktop, whenever you change to a different User Level,
or some of the rights from the previous level that you were
signed in as may still be in effect.
See Also
- How To Set Field Or Form Properties
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