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# Tilladelsen Flyt

Konfigurer indstillingen Flyttetilladelse for poster i Remote Desktop Manager for at styre, hvilke brugere der kan flytte poster i boksen mellem mapper.

Tilladelsen ***Flyttetilladelse for poster*** i Remote Desktop Manager kan konfigureres på Deres boks eller i Deres poster, og den er aktiveret som standard.

For at flytte en post kræver De ud over ***Flyttetilladelse for poster*** også:

* Rediger "kilde"-posten
* Tilføj i destinationen
* Flyt på "kilde"-posten

Det betyder, at De kan konfigurere en bruger til at have tilladelse til at redigere en post, men nægte vedkommende retten til at flytte den.


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