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ABSTRACT:
	This task allows the administrator of a system to modify the FACE
	environment for a FACE user on this system.

form:F1:User's Login ID
	Enter the login ID of the user whose FACE environment you wish to
	modify.  The ID must specify an existing FACE user.
	
	This field has no default value.

form:F2:Invoke FACE at Login
	When this user logs into this system, should FACE be started 
	automatically?  If you answer yes here, FACE is run by being exec\'d
	from the user\'s .profile, so that when the user exits FACE, they
	will be logged off of the system.
	
	The user is allowed to change this behavior by setting a preference
	from their Preferences Menu unless you set the value of the next
	field to no.  In that case, the user is not allowed to change the
	behavior that you set here.
	
	The default value for this field is the current value.

form:F3:Provide UNIX System Access
	Should this user have access to the UNIX System shell from within
	FACE?  This access is provided from a menu entry in the initial
	FACE menu.  If you answer yes here, this menu entry will appear in
	the user\'s initial FACE menu.  If you answer no here and yes in the
	previous field, the user can never access the UNIX System shell.
	
	The default value for this field is the current value.

form:F4:Show System Administration in FACE menu
	Should this user have an entry in their initial FACE menu that
	provides access to the sysadm command?  If you answer yes here,
	this menu entry will appear.
	
	NOTE: Even though you provide access to the sysadm command here,
	      unless the sysadm command exists on the user\'s PATH, they 
	      will not be able to run sysadm.  They would also still need
	      to know the sysadm password, if it exists.
	
	The default value for this field is the current value.

text:F1:Results of Modifying the FACE Environment for a FACE User
	This frame contains the results of the execution of the command that
	was used to modify the FACE environment for a FACE user.  If any
	errors occurred, you will also see an explanatory message describing
	the errors.