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   After the first time, use the same details and click "Login".  Typically, if this is a personal machine you have used before, the login will complete without any further interaction.
   
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   .Annalist login form
  -image::screenshot-login-form.png[Annalist login form,width=400,float="right"]
  +image::screenshot-login-form.png[Annalist login form,width=400]
   
   The login sequence associates an authenticated email address with the User ID given, which is used to determine appropriate access permissions (see "User permissions" below).
   
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   .Annalist logged in
  -image::screenshot-login-form.png[Annalist logged in,width=400,float="right"]
  +image::screenshot-login-form.png[Annalist logged in,width=400]
   
   Once the login is complete, click on "Home" in the menu bar to return to the main Annalist site
   
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   .Annalist home page
  -image::screenshot-login-form.png[Annalist home page,width=400,float="right"]
  +image::screenshot-login-form.png[Annalist home page,width=400]
   
   
   === Using public computers
  
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  New permissions may be added from the "List user permissions" page by clicking `New`:
  
  .Creating new user permissions for an Annalist collection
  image::screenshot-annalist-permissions-new.png[Annalist collection new user permissions,width=400]
  
  
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  Within a collection, a user with `ADMIN` permissions on that collection can view the user permissions for the collection in the List view `List users`.  To view the list of user permissions for a collection, browse to that collection which will display some list of records.  In the `List view` dropdown, select option `List users`, and click `View` see see user permissions defined for the collection only, or `View all` to also list site-wide user permissions.
  
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  .List user permissions for an Annalist collection
  image::screenshot-annalist-permissions.png[Annalist collection user permissions,width=400]
  
  There are two "special" users that are used to select access permissions applied to users for whom no more specific permissions are available:
  
  