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FileMaker Pro 4.1 Mac User's Guide

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Blank password<br />

Passwords defined<br />

in the file<br />

Networking and access privileges 7-13<br />

4. Select the activities that users with this password can perform.<br />

Select To let users with this password<br />

Access the entire file Perform any task with records, layouts, and scripts. This<br />

privilege creates a master password. It’s the only privilege that<br />

can define or delete passwords, or change field definitions,<br />

document preferences, groups, or other users’ passwords.<br />

Browse records See data in records. (Define groups to limit the fields and<br />

layouts that users can see.)<br />

Print records Print one or more records<br />

Export records Export one or more records, or copy the found set. This<br />

privilege also provides access to the File Sharing dialog box,<br />

allowing users to enable <strong>FileMaker</strong> Network Sharing and<br />

Companion Sharing (for example, Web Companion sharing).<br />

Override data entry<br />

warnings<br />

Enter data that doesn’t fit the entry options. (See “Choosing data<br />

entry options” on page 2-6.)<br />

Design layouts Create or change layouts<br />

Edit scripts Create or change scripts<br />

Define value lists Create or change value lists<br />

Create records Create records and enter data in them<br />

Edit records Change the information in records<br />

Delete records Delete one or more records<br />

Deselect to limit access<br />

Select the access privileges<br />

for users of this password<br />

Select the menu<br />

commands for users of this<br />

password<br />

Click to associate<br />

passwords with existing<br />

groups<br />

Click to define<br />

groups

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