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Do not be afraid to try and learn Sesame. Many of us on this forum are far from computer experts, but together we all try to learn and help each other out. I have found the people associated with this forum, both the Lanticans and users are incredible people. If someone asks for help and makes an effort to try to learn, someone is always willing to help. Remember everyone has to start somewhere I believe Sesame is the perfect place. Sesame offers the correct mix of powerful features, ease of use and a group of people with a commitment to putting out a quality product.

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Sesame Database Manager is compatible with Symantec Q&A. Q & A users will find that Sesame uses many of the same keystrokes, the same search syntax, and almost the same programming syntax as used in a Q&A database. Sesame can also translate Q&A databases. Find out more. Subscribe to our mailing list

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	Sesame Database Manager Fast, Functional, and User-Friendly database software!

Add users that are allowed to access your information

Sesame makes it easy to control who has access to your applications and how they are permitted use them. It takes just minutes to add a new user (or remove an old one) and set them up with the "rights" you want them to have.
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Organize your users into groups

Sesame lets you quickly add users to groups you define. You can name your groups whatever you like, and grant them the level of access and "rights" you want them to have. For example, you could set up groups like Senior Administrators, Managers, Team Leaders, and Data Entry. Senior Administrators would have the ability to do anything in the application, while each successive lower group would have increasingly limited access and capabilities.
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Control which commands users can do

By organizing users into groups, you can control where they can go and what they can do with your applications. You might want to grant access to specific forms or disable certain actions for a particular group. For example, you could allow someone in a Data Entry group to add and update basic information on new employees, but bar them from any commands and views that would expose salary and bonus information.
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	Learn more about Sesame Database Manager Thanks for a good product. It has been fun so far, and the future looks even better!
	JFisher Roswell - New Mexico