When you create a group, default configurations apply for access rights for different sections of the application— such as Contacts, Documents, and others. When a new user joins the group, the default access rights are used for the user. You can change the user configuration for accessing different sections of the applications from this page.
This feature also allows you to change the access permissions for the use of different sections within the Hyperoffice group programs like Shared Contacts, Chat, Voting, and more. You can allow specific users to access different sections by configuring the accounts accordingly.
To configure user accounts, follow these steps:
Click the
on the left navigation bar of the HyperOffice window.Click the Group Memberships icon. The Active Memberships page appears.
Click the administration link of the group you want to use.
The Group Administration page appears.
Click on the configure user accounts link in the Group Administration page.
The Group Users page appears.
Note: By
default the Owner/Administrator of the group has all the administrator
rights and the rights cannot be changed. The user accounts of all the
other users can only be configured
In the Group Users page, click on the user whose configuration you want to change.
The User Properties page appears.
To provide administrative access to the user, click on the Administrator checkbox. By default it is not selected. If the checkbox is selected, the user will have administrative privileges similar to the owner of the group.
Note: If
you want to provide complete control of the group and all sections to
the user, click on the Administrator
checkbox.
You can also change access rights to individual sections of the applications, such as:
Tasks
Contacts
Calendar
Voting
Links
Forums
Complete the following fields for your group, then click the Modify Subscription button.
Default User Permissions |
The default user permissions option defines the options you can give to the members of the group. There are five different options that can be selected from the list to assign user permissions, they are:
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Default Permission for Shared Documents |
In this section, you can define the directory for storing the shared documents for this group. Pick the directory where the shared document will be stored from the list. The different permissions which you can give members of the group for the Shared Documents section of the application are: Read: This option will enable members of the group to view the files in the common folder for the group. Write: This option will allow members of the group to create new documents in the shared folder for the group. Delete: This option will allow members of the group to delete files from the common directory Create Directories: This option will enable the members of the group to create additional sub directories within the Shared Documents root directory for the group.
If a checkbox is selected, it indicates that the option will be enabled. By default all the options are enabled for a new group. The current permissions field displays the current permissions for the shared documents folder of this group for the particular user. If the user access hasn't been configured before the default permissions will be displayed. |