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   - Make sure that the default visual perspective for the Administrator access level includes the menu item of the Create Object type that allows creating instances of the predefined RegularUser business object (//**AwareIM**// includes such an item by default) – see the “[[docs:2500_config_apps:1500_add_edit_vp:0100_working_with_vp_editor:0500_defining_layout_of_content_panels:1100_setting_menu_item_props|Setting Menu Item Properties]]” section and [[docs:3400_how_to:0100_awareim_basics:0090_create_records]].   - Make sure that the default visual perspective for the Administrator access level includes the menu item of the Create Object type that allows creating instances of the predefined RegularUser business object (//**AwareIM**// includes such an item by default) – see the “[[docs:2500_config_apps:1500_add_edit_vp:0100_working_with_vp_editor:0500_defining_layout_of_content_panels:1100_setting_menu_item_props|Setting Menu Item Properties]]” section and [[docs:3400_how_to:0100_awareim_basics:0090_create_records]].
   - Make sure that the default visual perspective for the user access level does not allow creating the RegularUser business object, but does include the menu item of the Change Login Details type that allows users to change their initial login name and password.   - Make sure that the default visual perspective for the user access level does not allow creating the RegularUser business object, but does include the menu item of the Change Login Details type that allows users to change their initial login name and password.
-  - Once the application has been configured and published the system administrator has to log in the operation mode using the administrator password (see the Full User Login, Interactive entry in the “[[docs:2000_concepts:0900_prod_feats:0100_access_control:0200_login|Login]]” section). The administrator password is the same password as the one used to log into the Configuration Tool (see also [[docs:3400_how_to:0600_users_and_login:0850_config_tool_passwords]]).+  - Once the application has been configured and published the system administrator has to log in the operation mode using the administrator password (see the Full User Login, Interactive entry in the “[[docs:2000_concepts:0900_prod_feats:0100_access_control:0200_login|Login]]” section). The administrator password is the same password as the one used to log into the Configuration Tool (see also [[docs:3400_how_to:0600_users_and_login]]).
   - Once inside the Operation Mode the system administrator has to create instances of the RegularUser object – one instance per user. When creating instances of the ''RegularUser'' object the system administrator has to specify values for the following attributes - login name, password and access level. Thus the new user of the system will be assigned the initial login name, the initial password and a particular access level.    - Once inside the Operation Mode the system administrator has to create instances of the RegularUser object – one instance per user. When creating instances of the ''RegularUser'' object the system administrator has to specify values for the following attributes - login name, password and access level. Thus the new user of the system will be assigned the initial login name, the initial password and a particular access level. 
   - Users can now log into the system using the assigned login names and password and then change these initial values using the menu item of the Change Login Details type. The users should not be able to change the value of access level assigned by the system administrator.   - Users can now log into the system using the assigned login names and password and then change these initial values using the menu item of the Change Login Details type. The users should not be able to change the value of access level assigned by the system administrator.