InkFormulation ColorQuality UserAdministration EN
InkFormulation ColorQuality UserAdministration EN
User
Administration
for
InkFormulation
6
and
ColorQuality
6
with
UserAdministrator
2.1
2.2 Users
Each
user
can
be
assigned
to
one
or
more
rights
groups.
A
user
who
belongs
to
several
rights
groups
disposes
of
the
cumulated
access
rights
granted
to
those
rights
groups.
New
users
can
be
added
and
existing
ones
deleted.
The
following
functions
can
be
carried
out
on
the
various
menus:
File
Backup
and
restore
user
data
Close
the
program
Edit
Undo
Tools
Settings:
Select
language
Delete
2. Enter
a
designation
for
the
function
group
3. Select
the
desired
application:
ColorQuality
or
InkFormulation
4. Activate
the
check
boxes
for
the
functions
to
which
the
new
group
is
to
have
access
Note:
If
you
activate
the
check
box
for
the
main
directory
of
a
program,
all
subordinate
functions
will
also
be
activated.
Open
the
subdirectories
to
activate/deactivate
the
individual
functions.
Functions
which
are
not
authorized
by
the
copy
protection
pin
cannot
be
activated.
5. Click
on
the
Save
symbol
in
the
main
window
to
activate
the
entries
you
have
made.
Note The current user data can be saved in any directory and loaded when required.
3. Click
on
the
Save
symbol
to
activate
the
entries
you
have
made.
2. Enter
the
user
name
3. Select
the
function
group,
to
which
the
user
should
be
assigned
Note A user can be assigned to more than one rights group.
If
the
current
windows
user
name
is
found
in
the
UserAdministrator,
it
is
automatically
selected
and
the
password
dialog
box
is
omitted,
regardless
whether
a
password
is
set
or
not.
If
the
current
windows
user
is
not
found
in
the
UserAdministrator,
the
password
dialog
box
will
be
appear.
We
recommend
a
password.
Click
on
the
Save
symbol
to
activate
the
entries
you
have
made.
4. Click
on
Save
symbol
to
activate
the
entries
you
have
made
Members
of
a
same
tree
can
read
all
data
of
the
different
levels
of
this
tree.
WR R However,
members
of
lower-‐
ranking
levels
have
read
access
(R)
only
to
data
created
by
members
of
higher-‐ranking
data
access
groups,
while
members
of
higher-‐ranking
levels
have
read
and
write
access
(WR)
to
data
created
by
members
of
lower-‐ranking
data
access
groups.
Note
No
user
can
be
member
of
more
than
one
data
access
group
at
a
time
but
can
have
read
only
access
to
other
data
access
groups.
3. Enter
the
name
of
the
data
access
group
4. Click
on
the
Save
symbol
to
activate
the
entries
you
have
made
5. Optionally
a
user
can
be
assigned
to
another
Data
Access
Group
with
read
only
access.