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I have two issues that may be related, but I'm not sure. I have a user that cannot use the Colors tab under Tools, Preferences. She can get to that tab, but when she sets up the colors and tries to save, she gets the message, "you are not authorized to perform that operation". She is listed as the owner of the mailbox/calendar. What is causing this and how can I fix it?
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August 25, 2004 11:16 AM
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August 25, 2004 8:03 PM
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Can we assume that the user can change other preferences, just not colors?
As the owner then she is listed as such on the Mail/Basics tab? What is her access in the ACL?
Have you tried replacing the design of the mail file?
Can other 'normal' users change the colors OK?
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The “This mailfile belongs to:” field in your mailfile preferences is not set to the same user as the ID/person document.
The user is listed as the owner on the Basics tab. She has Editor access in the ACL. I don’t believe she is having trouble with anything else.
Cheryl,
Sounds like some of the internet e-mail controls are not set correctly. Follow this guide to check access. If that does not do it then it is possibly what happened to me which was I had accidently deleted some of the Update files. So… if all else fails in access then pull up the latest version of your Update file sends and reinstall. Let me know if any of this helps you out. If it does not then I will send the updates to you that carry this type of control. Have you uninstalled any of your fonts lately?
Thanks,
Kat
How Do I Install Internet Access Controls?
It’s easy; it’s quick; and there is no additional cost.
To install Internet Access Controls
On your Master Screen Name, go to AOL Keyword: Parental Controls.
Click Internet Access Controls.
Click Turn On Internet Access Controls to begin the installation process.
Click Accept to agree to the Terms of Service.
That’s it; you’ve done it!
About this article:
Last updated: 08/23/04 11:27 AM
AOL Versions: AOL for Mac OSX, AOL 9.0 SE/LE, AOL 9.0, AOL 8.0 Plus, AOL 8.0, AOL 7.0, AOL 6.0
*Sorry so late… I heard something out front when replying to you this morning, went out to see, slipped on stairs and busted my chin! Been at Emergency getting a few stitches… Ouch! It hurted! Again, I appoligize to you and all.
Kat
Cheryl,
Sounds like some of the internet e-mail controls are not set correctly. Follow this guide to check access. If that does not do it then it is possibly what happened to me which was I had accidently deleted some of the Update files. So… if all else fails in access then pull up the latest version of your Update file sends and reinstall. Let me know if any of this helps you out. If it does not then I will send the updates to you that carry this type of control. Have you uninstalled any of your fonts lately?
Thanks,
Kat
How Do I Install Internet Access Controls?
It’s easy; it’s quick; and there is no additional cost.
To install Internet Access Controls
On your Master Screen Name, go to AOL Keyword: Parental Controls.
Click Internet Access Controls.
Click Turn On Internet Access Controls to begin the installation process.
Click Accept to agree to the Terms of Service.
That’s it; you’ve done it!
About this article:
Last updated: 08/23/04 11:27 AM
AOL Versions: AOL for Mac OSX, AOL 9.0 SE/LE, AOL 9.0, AOL 8.0 Plus, AOL 8.0, AOL 7.0, AOL 6.0
*Sorry so late… I heard something out front when replying to you this morning, went out to see, slipped on stairs and busted my chin! Been at Emergency getting a few stitches… Ouch! It hurted! Again, I appoligize to you and all.
Kat