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Using Office Commands
4 Change as many of the fields as you want.
The individual fields are described below.
For each field, you can press <B3> or <Mark>
to display each of the choices in succession,
or you can press <B2>, <Cmd>, or <Opts> to
select from a menu of the choices.
5 When you are finished changing the form,
press <Enter>.
The fields in the Security form are explained below.
~: The owner of the files you create and store in
the Office is normally the user name you used to log
in. For example, if you log in as tutor, the files and
folders you see are owned by tutor. You can use this
field to assign a file or folder to a different owner.
Normally, you will not assign ownership of a file to
another user. You will need to do this, however, for
files you are giving to another user.
The choices for this field are as follows, if you have
not set up any user names on your system:
51 Security
Owner:
Read permission
"'rite permission
Run permission
adm
bin
daemon
install
Ip
nuucp
root
I~OO"'-------fl am
uucp
uucpadfll
Most of these owners are programs responsible for your
system software and need not concern you.
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