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Thursday
Mar082012

How to Add and Edit Users

When signing into ArmedXpert, an user name and optional password in entered.  This guide explains how to add new users and edit current users.

Step One:  Open up ArmedXpert Administration Window

Open up the ArmedXpert Options Window.  Click on "Admin Console" on the left portion of the Window. This will open the ArmedXpert Administration window.  (This can only be done done by someone with admin privileges.) 

Step Two:  To Add a New User

Click on the "New User" button to open the "New User" window.   

Type in all the appropriate information in each box.  NOTE:  This can be done at each individual computer, so each user can key in their own password. An admin would have to initially sign in to add the user and then close out after adding user.  Click on the "Ok" button once finished. 

Step Three:  To Edit a User

Click on the User name listed that you would like to edit.  It will appear highlighted in blue.  Click on the "Edit User" button to open the "Edit User" window.

Make any necessary changes including password changes to the User. 
Click the "Ok" button, once finished to close the window and accept the changes.

Step Four:  To Delete a User

Click on the User name listed that you would like to delete.  It will be highlighted in blue.  Click on the "Delete User" button.

A confirmation box will open to confirm that you would like to delete the item.  Click the "Yes" button.

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