Your MultiTerm administrator decides which termbases are available to you online. Within each termbase, the MultiTerm administrator specifies which areas you can access and whether you have read or write access to termbase fields in those areas. The MultiTerm administrator also decides which layout, filter and input model objects are available for you to use.
Before working with a particular termbase, check whether you have read or write access to:
Some or all of the entry classes in that termbase.
Descriptive fields at entry level.
Some or all of the languages in that termbase, including any termbase language and descriptive fields associated with that language and its terms.
If you have write access at entry level, you can edit and add fields at entry level. If you have write access for a given language, you can edit and add fields associated with that language and its terms. The right to change the content of the entry class field and the right to delete termbase entries are normally available to advanced users only. Contact your MultiTerm administrator for precise details about the access rights you have for each online termbase.
When you open an entry for editing in MultiTerm Online, the entry is automatically locked. While the entry is locked, other users may view the entry but cannot open it for editing.
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Certain restrictions may apply in your MultiTerm environment. For example, if the maximum number of concurrent connections to the MultiTerm Online server has already been reached, you may be temporarily prevented from logging in. If necessary, inform your MultiTerm administrator of your requirements.