RSView Supervisory Edition Installation Guide

At design time in RSView Studio , or in the RSView Administration
Console, a user can be granted or denied access to an application, but
security for components in the application is not in effect.
Security codes
RSView has 17 security codes: an asterisk (*) and the letters A
through P. The asterisk is for unlimited access, and the letters are for
limited access.
The letters are not hierarchical—all letters provide the same level of
security. You do not have to use all of the security codes, nor do you
have to assign the codes in a particular order. For example, you can
choose to use only the codes D and P, and you can assign P before you
assign D.
Before you begin, make lists
Before you begin, list:
• the users or groups of users requiring accounts. User groups are
recommended over using individual users.
• the RSView commands and macros to be secured.
For a complete list of RSView commands, see Help.
• the graphic displays, OLE objects with verb animation, and tags to
be secured.
Summary of the steps to set up security
Complete these steps to set up security:
1. In the User Accounts editor:
• add users or groups to the RSView User Accounts list from
Windows ® network domains and local workstation domains.
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