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Part 1: Setting Up
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2. In the Home window, on the Setup menu, choose Set Up
Users, then click Add User and fill in the information.
Type the user’s name, up
to 14 characters.
to 14 characters.
Type a password for the
user, up to seven
characters, then re-type
it to confirm.
user, up to seven
characters, then re-type
it to confirm.
In the Rights section, select
the type of rights you want
to give this user.
the type of rights you want
to give this user.
Check or clear the boxes
to allow view, edit, all, or
no rights to this user.
to allow view, edit, all, or
no rights to this user.
3. In the Rights Using Third Party Products area, select the
rights you want to allow this user when using non-Simply
Accounting products. Note that some third-party products
require exclusive access to be able to modify the database.
Accounting products. Note that some third-party products
require exclusive access to be able to modify the database.
Note: If you allow the user any rights to these products,
they may be able to use those products to read more of your
company’s data than you want them to, no matter what
rights they have within Simply Accounting. Be careful about
allowing users rights to use third-party products. We
recommend that you set this option to allow no access to
your data.
they may be able to use those products to read more of your
company’s data than you want them to, no matter what
rights they have within Simply Accounting. Be careful about
allowing users rights to use third-party products. We
recommend that you set this option to allow no access to
your data.
4. Click
OK.
Changing a Password for a User
Either the system administrator or the user can change a user’s
password. However, only the system administrator can change
the user’s access rights.
password. However, only the system administrator can change
the user’s access rights.