Andrew,
I'm afraid I don't know much about the Stake side of things since I am a
Ward Clerk. I assume that the Church has given Stake Presidents (and
Bishops) on the system based on membership numbers, but I don't know that
for sure. Here is the help system for Stake Presidents (you can change
the obvious to find the help system for Bishops.)
http://apps.lds.org/mss/stake_president/MCS_RecEntryHelp.htm
You should be able to find the answers to your questions here better than
I could answer them.
--
Brent Loertscher
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On Tue, 19 Dec 2006, Andrew McNabb wrote:
On Tue, Dec 19, 2006 at 07:25:57AM -0700, Brent Loertscher wrote:
>
> Our stake has been using the online missionary system for almost a year
> and it works very well. All you need to do is the same thing that I did
> with my Bishop. Your Stake President needs to have an lds.org account.
> All he needs to do is log into the system and give you permission to login
> with the permission levels that he feels are appropriate. Then you can do
> the research and find out how everything works. If you sit down with him
> in front of the computer and walk him through it, this should only take
> about five minutes. I know that is what our Stake Clerk did with our
> Stake President.
>
First, I assume that the lds.org account is the same thing as the Church
and Ward websites account? That sounds like a dumb question, but I can
think of at least three different types of lds.org accounts that I use.
Also, do you know how the system knows who the Stake President is?
Could you give a little more detail about how the permissions system
works? What sorts of permissions levels are there? Where does it get
the list of users that can be given permissions? Is there anything
awkward about the interface that would be good to know ahead of time? I
just want to make sure that it takes as little time as possible.
Thanks.
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