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Username
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Text
field
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The user's login
name, no longer than 20 alphanumeric characters. The login name is
displayed in the user list.
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Password
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Text
field
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The user's login
password. For example, for basic authentication, the password must
be at least seven characters long and it cannot match the username.
Other authentication schemes have different rules for passwords.
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Confirm
Password
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Text
field
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The user's login
password, reentered.
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First
Name
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Text
field
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The user's first
name to be displayed in the user list.
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Last
Name
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Text
field
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The user's surname
to be displayed in the user list.
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Full Name Format
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Radio buttons
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Select whether to display
last name first or last.
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Email
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Text
field
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A valid email
address for the user. This is displayed in the user list.
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User
Type
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Drop-down
list
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The role assigned
to the user, either Administrator, Author, Editor, Project Manager,
Reviewer, or Translator, or another defined user type. Depending on
the user type assigned to a user, available WorldServer functionality
varies.
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Vendor
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Drop-down list
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Specify the vendor of which
this user is to be a member.
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Note: This is an
optional field. User do not have to be a member of a vendor.
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The most common use of vendors is for reporting. You can group users
together and then report on the work done by a particular vendor.
WorldServer provides several reports for this purpose.
Vendors are associated with cost models, and this association can
be used to assign a cost model for scoping a project.
Vendors must be defined to be listed and selected.
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User Interface
Display Language
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Drop-down list
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You can select to have the
WorldServer User Interface display in English or Japanese.
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Regional Settings:
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Drop-down list
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You can select regional settings
to use when interacting with dates or numbers in WorldServer. Dates
and numbers will then display in the format of that region.
This setting has no relationship to the “User Interface Display Language”
you choose. These are likely to be different because WorldServer currently
supports only two User Interface languages, but many regional settings.
In addition, there is no relationship between your operating system
settings and your regional settings in WorldServer. For example,
you might have your Windows operating system regional settings set
to German, but this has no affect on your WorldServer regional settings.
For details, see the "Regional Settings" topic.
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Locales
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Checkboxes
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Translation locales
to associate with the user. Users can be associated with more than
one locale. Locales must be defined before they can be selected.
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Workgroups
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Checkboxes
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Workgroups with
which to associate with the user. Users can be associated with more
than one workgroup. Workgroups must be defined to be listed and selected.
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Workflow
Roles
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Checkboxes
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Roles
with which to associate with the user. Users can be assigned to roles
within the workflow that are different from their user types, and
the user can be associated with more than one role. Default workflow
roles are Administrators, Editors, Project Managers, Reviewers, and
Translators. Additional workflow roles must be defined to be listed
and selected.
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Clients
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Checkboxes
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Select a Client
of which this user is to be a member. A Client is a WorldServer object
representing, typically, a localization project manager at a company
that needs assets translated.
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Note: You can also
make users members of a client when in the Client definition page
().
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Custom
attributes
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As specified
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Any
custom attributes that have been defined, when the User object is selected.
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