Enterprise Organizer Pro has an easy sharing feature for sharing cabinets, folder templates, and naming options between users. System administrators can also use this feature to disable specific Enterprise Organizer Pro features on their users’ machines.
If you’re just getting started with sharing, see Sharing Basics and Begin Sharing.
Once you’ve begun sharing, the Admin Tool will help you edit the shared settings, establish user groups, and carry out other administrative tasks. Access the Admin Tool from the Enterprise Organizer Pro Tools button > Administer Shared Settings.
The first time you open the Admin Tool, it might ask you to open a shared folder. To explain, Enterprise Organizer Pro keeps shared settings in a simple folder out on the network where all of your users can access them. See The Shared Settings Folder for more information.
To open the shared settings, just click Open in the Admin Tool and browse out to the shared settings folder. If you have more than one folder of shared settings, you can administer all of them with the Admin Tool. Just use the Open button to select the one you want to work on.
The user who sets up the shared settings folder will automatically become the administrator, or in other words, the user who is allowed to edit the settings with the Admin Tool.
The administrator can allow other users into the Admin Tool. To add more administrators:
You can also find your username in the Admin Tool. Open the Admin Tool and look on the title bar at the top of the dialog. It will say Administrator - [username] where "[username]" is the current Windows user.
For help managing shared items, like cabinets, folder templates, naming options, etc., see General Settings.
You can enforce certain Enterprise Organizer Pro settings on your users’ machines. You can also disable some settings and features. See General Settings for more information.
The Admin Tool can assist with rolling out Enterprise Organizer Pro on the network by providing an install file for silent installs, deploying product keys, and automatically supplying shared settings for the user. See Administer Shared Settings for more information.
If you have a large network and you need to roll out more than one Enterprise Organizer Pro configuration, look into setting up different user groups.
Article ID: 245
Created On: Wed, Oct 30, 2013 at 10:30 AM
Last Updated On: Sat, Jun 28, 2014 at 1:28 PM
Authored by: KB Admin01 [[email protected]]
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