[ The followings are some examples on how to specify rights for users. (1) Specifying rights for single user: New-Item -UserGroup [email protected] -Right View, Edit, Save. (2) Specifying one right for each user: New-Item -UserGroup [email protected], [email protected], [email protected] -Right View, Edit, Save. (3) Specifying each user with different rights: New-Item -UserGroup [email protected], [email protected], [email protected] -Right View, ('Edit', 'Save', 'Export'), ('Edit', 'Reply'). (4) Specifying one set rights for all users: $RightSet = 'View', 'Edit', 'Save', 'Print' $AllRights = $RightSet * 3 New-Item -UserGroup [email protected], [email protected], [email protected] -Right $AllRights. The input for the custom rights follows the same rules above also. ]
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The followings are some examples on how to specify rights for users. (1) Specifying rights for single user: New-Item -UserGroup ...
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