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IN THIS CHAPTER
The PostNuke permissions system is essential to developing a customized site. It constantly manages the display of site features and has as much of an effect on your site's layout as a custom theme. Like most security systems, PostNuke has two basic elements to administrate: users and resources. User permissions can be set for each individual user account, but most of the time user access is managed through groups. Resources in PostNuke are referenced by module. Specific module capabilities can be listed out, and even a single article can be specifically restricted. Usually, resources are managed as complete modules, in which all of a module's features are referenced together, similar to a user group. In this introductory chapter to the PostNuke permissions system, you examine the modules that together make up the system and perform general user administrative tasks. The chapter topics include:
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