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358 Part V: Administration of Windows SharePoint Services<br />

Regardless of the value you place in the Start Sending Notifications field, if<br />

you choose daily notification, the value must be between 28 <strong>and</strong> 168 days. As you<br />

look at the options, it will be obvious that the relationship between the values in<br />

the fields must make sense. For instance, you can’t set the Start Sending Notifications<br />

field for 15 days, <strong>and</strong> the Check For Unused Site Collections setting to<br />

monthly notification, because that makes no sense. It would be impossible to start<br />

sending notifications 15 days after the site was last used if the system is only checking<br />

on a monthly basis. However, when you set incompatible values, the user interface<br />

will give you a warning, as it always does, at the top of the window in red<br />

lettering. See Figure 15-4.<br />

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Figure 15-4 Error for Automatic Deletion settings<br />

Manage User Rights for Virtual Server Settings<br />

As an administrator, if you want to allow or limit certain actions your users perform,<br />

you can disable or enable the associated right on the virtual server. For example, if<br />

you do not want users to be able to add pages to a website, you can disable the Add<br />

And Customize Pages right. When you disable a right on a virtual server, it cannot be<br />

assigned to any site group <strong>and</strong>, as a result, cannot be granted to any user of a site<br />

on the virtual server.<br />

Note If a user already has a right, <strong>and</strong> you disable that right, the right is<br />

also disabled for that user.

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