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1. Go to editing a user (see the Going to user editing section).
2. Click the right mouse button in the access levels list.
   
3. In the functional menu that opens:

   • To assign

   user

   • the own access level

   select the Basic AL -> Change item in the opened functional menu

   • to a user, select the Edit item (1). The Search access level window opens.

   Search for required access level (see the Search for access level section) and select any number of access levels by double-clicking them (selected levels will be highlighted in bold): 
   

   • In this window, select one or several access levels (see Working with the Search access level window).
     

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     title Attention!

   Click OK.

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   • If Always  or Never own access levels are

   assigned

   • inherited to a user, then

   no other access level can be assigned

   • the selected own access levels will be ignored.

     
     

   • To assign the Always access level to a user, select the
   Basic AL ->
   • Set full access item (2).

   • To assign the Never access level to a user, select the

   Basic AL -> Set

   •  Set access restriction item (3).

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     title Note.

   When

   • If Always or Never access level is

   added

   • assigned to a user, then all other access levels

   are deleted from the list

   • will be deleted.

     
     

   • To disable the access level inheritance from a department, select the Do not inherit department AL item (4) (for details, see Configuring the department access level inheritance).

Assigning own access level to a user is completed.

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