| Add a New User to Your System |
Once entered, this user has their own copy of 'Single
User LEVEL' created for them inside your 'Level for
MultiUsers' model.
It is in this copy that their data will be kept and that
they will open to examine that data.At the close of
entering this new user, they will be transferred to that
user's new copy of 'LEVEL' present in your 'Level
for MultiUsers' model, where they may, if they wish,
enroll into 'Internet Data Storage' usage.
If you wish to cancel the addition of this user, simply
click on 'Cancel this new user entry' to return to the
'Control Center' screen.
User LEVEL' created for them inside your 'Level for
MultiUsers' model.
It is in this copy that their data will be kept and that
they will open to examine that data.At the close of
entering this new user, they will be transferred to that
user's new copy of 'LEVEL' present in your 'Level
for MultiUsers' model, where they may, if they wish,
enroll into 'Internet Data Storage' usage.
If you wish to cancel the addition of this user, simply
click on 'Cancel this new user entry' to return to the
'Control Center' screen.
Clicking on the 'ADD a new user' button in the
previous 'Control Center' screen will transfer you to
this screen which is used to add a new user to your
system..
Users are added simply by entering their name.
When adding users a last name and first name are
required; a middle name is optional. In case there is
another user already entered with that same last, first,
and middle names, they first check that it isn't really
the same person, then add a qualifier in the
'Duplicate Resolution Field' to distinguish the two
users. A good duplicate resolver would be each user's
date of birth for example.
previous 'Control Center' screen will transfer you to
this screen which is used to add a new user to your
system..
Users are added simply by entering their name.
When adding users a last name and first name are
required; a middle name is optional. In case there is
another user already entered with that same last, first,
and middle names, they first check that it isn't really
the same person, then add a qualifier in the
'Duplicate Resolution Field' to distinguish the two
users. A good duplicate resolver would be each user's
date of birth for example.
Download the Free Trial version of 'Level for MultiUsers' and try.
