Settings that define the kind of access users have to shared items. You can assign four types of privileges to a share point, folder, or file-read and write, read only, write only, and none no access.
A user's capabilities to use specific meeting service features. A meeting host, presenter, and attendee each have different privileges in a meeting. A host or presenter can assign privileges to or remove them from attendees.
Etymologically speaking, a privilege is a "personal law", making privileges a set of personal rights. Privileges amount to the sum of what a person may do, as granted to them or inherited. Groups or roles are said to have privileges, but ultimately that is a way to confer those privileges to all members as individuals. In the context of a Privilege management system, Privileges is used to describe the combination of a person or group, their current permissions, and any qualifications to those permissions.
Permissions to access or navigate to specific parts of the SCBOS application or permissions to execute certain commands or functions. Privileges give access to features of the SCBOS application.
A set of privileges for Workspace Manager that are separate from standard Oracle database privileges. Workspace-level privileges (with names in the form xxx_WORKSPACE) that allow the user to affect a specified workspace. System-level privileges (with names in the form xxx_ANY_WORKSPACE) that allow the user to affect any workspace.
The permission granted to a user to perform a specific task, usually one that affects an entire computer system rather than a particular object. Privileges are assigned by administrators to individual users or groups of users as part of the security settings for a computer.
A Windows® feature that enables the system administrator to change the user privileges for a specific printer. Privilege settings can prevent other users from using a printer, deleting a job, or pausing the print queue.
A control function of a computer system by which employees are assigned certain functions that are available to them, while other functions may be restricted.