| Web Host User Levels
 The list of  User Levels allows you to select a User
Level to apply to an  Operator. This list is also used to
assign form or field rights to a particular  operator level.
This provides multi-level password protection and can
be edited by your System Administrator.
   Edit User Level
 Code  This is the code for the level of User. It
  is a numeric code that can be up to 4 digits.
   It is advised that you examine the predefined
   User Levels that ship with Collect!.
  
 Description  This is a description of the  User Level such
  as System Manager. Names can be changed
  to be more intuitive to the way you do business.
   It is advised that you examine the predefined
  User Levels that ship with Collect!.
  
 No  Operators with this  user level do not have access
  to any options that are selected under this heading.
  
 Yes  Operators with this  user level have full access
  to any options that are selected under this heading.
  
 Limited  Operators with this  user level have limited access
  to any options that are selected under this heading.
 * Operator: Can only update Name,  Address, and contact
            information.
 *  Client: Can only update Name, Address, and contact
            information.
 *  Debtor: Can only update Name, Address, and  contact
            information.
 *  Events: Can only mark the event as Completed.
 *  Group Members: Can only see group members who are
          assigned to them. For  Client Operators, Yes
          and Limited are identical.
 *  Transactions: Can only update the  Invoice #, Receipt #,
                User 1, User 2, and checkbox fields.
  
 General  These are items that are accessible from anywhere in
  Collect!, primarily the menu and toolbar.
 
 Upload Files requires  installation and configuration
          of a 3rd party web server that supports PHP.  
 Client  These are items that apply specifically to the Client Form.
  
 Debtor  These are items that apply specifically to the Debtor Form.
  
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