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Hey guys,
I'm getting ready to start development on a Project Management site for a
client. I need to instate some type of security levels for different user
groups. I believe we have 3 types of users. Admin, Internal, and external. I
was wondering if anyone knows of some articles or tuts that explain the best
way to use security levels in CF? I can see how I would do it, but I would
like to read some or see what others have done in this same type of security
implementation.
Shawn Regan
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