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Example:

bsmith, h:\users\bsmith\bsmith.usr

jdoe, h:\user\jdoe\jdoe.usr

Etc.

Once the “USER.LST” file is in the 1^st Class Directory, every time 1^st Class GradeBook is started it will prompt “USER ID” before asking for a password.  If you try to run 1^st Class GradeBook and you are not prompted for the “USER ID” then the “USER.LST” file is NOT in the 1^st Class GradeBook directory or is not spelled correctly.  (FOR SURE!)

Note that you, as a system administrator, can bypass the user id prompt by renaming the “user.1^st” file temporarily.  You may want to do this if you intend to update the default settings in the config.user file.

Note if you run 1^st Class GradeBook without logging in under a user ID you must be careful not to change any setting in the setup unless you want to change the default setup.  You must also ensure that you perform a “File – Close” before exiting 1^st Class GradeBook.  If you exit while a database is open all new users will automatically attempt to open the database file that you left open.  This is most likely not desirable unless you are intending on starting all teachers with a demo database (which will not work if they have read access to the 1^st Class GradeBook directory).

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