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Security

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1. How do I change Accounts while running
   Changing Accounts While Running If, during the business day, you wish to change levels, you can do so without closing the program and re-opening. 1. Go to the Main Menu > Scripts menu > Relogin. A dialog box appears. 2. Enter the preferred account and password. 3. Click OK. It takes Fram ...
2. How to Change a Program Entry Password
   There are four assigned program entry passwords are on a separate piece of paper accompanying your FrameReady program. They only can be changed using level4 > Scripts > Change Password. In order to change an account password you must first be logged into that account. 1. Click Re-Login. ...
3. Logging in / managing accounts and passwords video
   Logging In / Managing Accounts & Passwords (4 min )
4. Time Card Security
   Unlike all other files in FrameReady, the level of access in the Time Card file is not determined by the account with which you logged in. Even if FrameReady is open with the level4 account, this does not mean that the user has full access in the Time Card file. By default, all new accounts that ...
5. Changing Passwords
   1. Login to the desired account. 2. Click Change Password on the left side of the screen. 3. Enter and confirm your new password. You can also enter a password hint that will be displayed when you click Password hint on the main login page. 4. Click OK. This will change the current user’s ...
6. Can I set up my own passwords to protect unauthorized access to the program?
   Yes. FrameReady comes with four levels of access. Each level is password protected and ranges from basic daily functions to programming access. You may also apply a security password to restrict access to selected areas of the program. You may also change the program passwords assigned by STS.
7. Account Names - levels and passwords
   All of the FrameReady files are password protected. There are four levels of access or accounts. Both accounts and passwords are case sensitive. Each computer on a network can be opened with a different level password. Accounts The four accounts which offer varying levels of ac ...
8. Creating your own Security Password
   In addition to the four assigned account passwords, owners may create a Security Password to restrict access to anyone using the computer. It still allows the owner access to the screens they need by simply entering the security password. Once you leave the restricted file, access is again block ...
9. Employee Passwords For The Time Card File
   The Time Cards file requires each employee to have their own password in order to clock their hours.