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How to deploy user profiles and permission sets?
Admins may deploy permission sets without including related object metadata as components in a change set to reset permission set object access. If deploying profiles, it is recommended to leverage the Metadata API and supported client tool such as the Ant Migration Tool or Force.com IDE.
How to turn off the enhanced profile user interface?
Go to the Setup tree and click on the “User Management Settings” node under the “Manage Users” sections, and turn off the “Enhanced Profile User Interface”. 2. Edit the Custom Profile and click OFF and ON for every user permission that is resulting in an error.
How to troubleshoot user errors with office add in?
Troubleshoot user errors with Office Add-ins. At times your users might encounter issues with Office Add-ins that you develop. For example, an add-in fails to load or is inaccessible. Use the information in this article to help resolve common issues that your users encounter with your Office Add-in.
When is a permission set X or Y created?
Let’s start with the following facts: Permission set X is created when the Exchange Server Administrator grants you FullAccess permission to Allison’s mailbox. Permission set Y is created when Allison grants you explicit folder permissions by using Microsoft Outlook. Allison can do this in one of two ways:
How is outlook exposed to conflicting permission sets?
The diagram below shows how Outlook can be exposed to conflicting permission sets. Let’s start with the following facts: Permission set X is created when the Exchange Server Administrator grants you FullAccess permission to Allison’s mailbox. Permission set Y is created when Allison grants you explicit folder permissions by using Microsoft Outlook.
How to grant permissions to specific folders in outlook?
Grant you individual folder permissions by right-clicking on a folder and selecting Permissions. Configure you as an Outlook Delegate to specific Outlook folders, such as the Calendar. When you use Outlook to work with Allison’s shared items, Outlook may initially use one specific permission set (this is Permission set Y in the diagram below).