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Logging in using
network user names
A-63054 February 2004
Application access
Highlight the application(s) for which you want to grant access. To remove a
group's access to a specific application, deselect the application by removing
the highlighting.
NOTES: Application access can only be provided for production applications.
Template application access is provided by the Administrator privilege
under Administration options.
When a new application is created, it is automatically accessible by
all user groups. To disable access to a new application, you must
modify the appropriate user groups.
Click on Select all to highlight all applications. Click on Deselect all
to deselect all applications.
Function privileges
Access to Capture Software is provided through the Options drop-down list.
Each option category has a separate set of user privileges to which access
can be enabled or disabled. When the check box is checked, the privilege is
enabled. When the check box is not checked, the privilege is disabled.
NOTE: At least one Capture Software user must be a member of a group that
has the Administrator privilege enabled (in Administration options).
If your PC office environment has a secure network where users are required
to log on to their PCs to gain access to network resources and applications,
you may want to take advantage of the Network User Login feature of
Capture Software.
This feature allows the network user to automatically log into Capture Software
as their network user name without having to re-enter their network user name
from the Capture Software Login screen.
To enable Network User Login, you must invoke Capture Software from a
command prompt or a short cut definition that has the word LOGIN (must be
in capital letters) on the command line. The Capture Software executable
(MVCS.EXE) is located by default in the Program Files directory where your
version of Capture Software is installed.
• For example: C:\Program Files\Kodak\XVCS
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