Information about when to use multiple accounts instead of multiple identities in Groove (913584)
The information in this article applies to:
- Groove Virtual Office 3.0 File Sharing Edition
- Groove Virtual Office 3.0 Professional Edition
- Groove Virtual Office 3.0 Project Edition
- Groove Virtual Office 3.0 Trial Edition
- Groove Virtual Office 3.1 File Sharing Edition
- Groove Virtual Office 3.1 Professional Edition
- Groove Virtual Office 3.1 Project Edition
- Groove Virtual Office 3.1 Trial Edition
- Groove Workspace 2.5 Preview Edition
- Groove Workspace 2.5 Professional Edition
- Groove Workspace 2.5 Project Edition
- Groove Workspace 2.5 Standard Edition
INTRODUCTIONThis article describes when to use multiple accounts
instead of multiple identities in Groove Virtual Office and in Groove Workspace.MORE INFORMATIONIn Groove, you can have multiple identities
in an account and multiple accounts that are associated with an installation. When two
or more people use the same computer, each user should have a separate account. Separate accounts are required by the End User License Agreement (EULA), and they provide enhanced protection for users' information. Separate account logons help protect
the workspace data and the identity data for each user. Additionally, one account can be safely
deleted from the computer without affecting the other accounts.
| Modification Type: | Major | Last Reviewed: | 3/10/2006 |
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| Keywords: | kbhowto kbinfo kbExpertiseBeginner KB913584 kbAudKnowledgeWorker kbAudEndUser |
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