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Folder Permissions

Permissions (authorities) for a folder can be granted to individual Admin Users and Groups of Admin Users. There are three different types of folder permissions that can be granted: Read, Write and Execute.

Permission	Description
Read	Allows Project Designers to view, copy and promote Projects contained within the folder.
Write	Allows Project Designers to change and delete the folder, as well as create, change and delete Projects contained within the folder.
Execute	Allows Admin Users to execute Projects contained within the folder.

For instance, you may have Projects in a folder that only certain Admin Users should be able to execute. Additionally, if you do not want these Admin Users to change the Projects in the folder, then you would only give the Admin Users the folder permission of

Execute

By default, a new folder will be granted the same permissions as the parent folder (the folder containing the new folder).

If an Admin User does not have read, write or execute permission for a Project folder, the folder and the Projects inside it are not displayed. However, if an Admin User has permissions to a subfolder, but not its parent folder, then the user will still be able to drill down through the parent folder to gain access to the subfolder.

Add Folder Permissions

Follow the instructions below to add permissions to a folder:

Permissions can be added to a folder using the

Add Permissions

page. To access this page:

From the main menu, select

Workflows

and then click the Projects link.

Drill down to the folder for which you wish to change the permissions.

Click the Folder drop-down link in the page toolbar, and then select

Permissions

On the Folder Permissions page, click the

Add Permissions

link in the page toolbar.

To authorize Admin Users to the folder:

On the left side of the page, select (highlight) the Admin Users to assign to the folder. Multiple entries can be selected by holding down the Ctrl or Shift key while clicking the mouse.

Click the

arrow.

To authorize Admin Groups to the folder:

On the left side of the page, select (highlight) the Admin Groups to assign to the folder. Multiple entries can be selected by holding down the Ctrl or Shift key while clicking the mouse.

Click the

arrow.

Select the permissions for the Admin Users and Admin Groups by checking on the

Read

Write

and/or

Execute

boxes.

Click the

Save

button to apply the changes.

Click the