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En bibliotekstilladelse er en gruppe af rettigheder, der tildeles til hvert Salesforce CRM Content. Det bestemmer, hvilke opgaver et medlem kan udføre i et bestemt bibliotek. Den samme bruger kan have forskellige bibliotekstilladelser i hvert bibliotek.
Hvis du vil oprette, redigere eller slette bibliotekstilladelser:
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Bemærk Hvis din Salesforce CRM Content blev oprettet efter Spring '09-versionen, har din organisation allerede tre bibliotekstilladelser: Biblioteksadministrator, Dokumentopretter og Seer. Biblioteketilladelser gælder ikke for private biblioteker. Alle Salesforce CRM Content brugere kan gemme filer i deres private biblioteker.
