Friday, October 13, 2000, 10:01:24 AM, scriptur:


> (#2000-414) - Topics This Issue:
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> Date: Thu, 12 Oct 2000 20:40:13 -0700
> From: Januk Aggarwal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Re: Multi-user environment
>    (was: Re: Another question on filters and templates)

I read that thread and Januk's test report with much interest (as I am
one  of  the multi-account users who went through mishaps like locking
themselves  out of TB by external file manipulation - and, admittedly,
by saving a password ending with a " " i.e. a space :-)

JA>>> 1.  I  made my main account and my dummy account both user level
JA>>> accounts.  2. When I fire up TB, I get a login box asking for my
JA>>> username.
...
>> Since  I  easily  remembered  the  story  of a new user changing an
>> account  to user and not being able to logon, I did some reading of
>> the documentation.

> I guess you missed my post explaining how to get out of that one. :)
> TB will not allow you to make all accounts user accounts by either
> deletions or otherwise (*from within TB*).
...
>> Unfortunately, *again*, the documentation is poor and I
>> had to do the usual experimenting (not safe in this particular
>> instance).

> Actually it is safe *now*, but that's not very comforting for long
> time users.

One addition to Januk's multi-account report:

No Multiple Language Settings !!!
I  was gonna say the language settings, paradoxically enough, can only
be  applied  _globally_  (!) - and this means whoever (of the multiple
users) changes the settings changes them for the next one who will log
in,  even  if into another account. It does not seem to matter whether
you  have administrator or user rights, _but_ (what I only learnt now,
while checking again) the administrator can very well, under Options |
Network  &  Administration  | Privileges disable the individual users'
Options Menu in general.  (The good thing, in case the Options Menu is
not  toggled, is that you can at least change Language Settings on the
fly  -  as long as you remember where in the column you will find back
your  language  before trying something really exotic... [ Yes, I'm as
well extending my own list of stupid mistakes ]).

I'd  put  individual  Language  Settings  for  individual  users on my
wish-list.

--
 Best,
 Marc

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