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FileMaker Pro 4.1 Mac User's Guide

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Human Resources can’t<br />

see this layout<br />

Networking and access privileges 7-11<br />

Network Administration<br />

can’t see this field<br />

Define passwords or groups only if you need to protect information. If<br />

you only want to limit the tasks users can do and don’t mind if they can<br />

see all fields and layouts, define passwords but don’t define groups.<br />

Choose <strong>FileMaker</strong> Help Index from the or Help menu, and then type:<br />

E protecting database files<br />

Defining passwords<br />

When you define passwords for a file, you specify who can open the file<br />

and what tasks they can perform. When a user opens the file with a<br />

password, <strong>FileMaker</strong> <strong>Pro</strong> dims commands that aren’t available for that<br />

password.<br />

Keep these points in mind:<br />

1 If you define passwords, you must set at least one master password<br />

that gives access to the entire file.<br />

1 Make passwords easy to remember, but not so easy that someone can<br />

guess them. If you write down passwords, store them in a secure place<br />

away from your computer.

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