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Every user of Quaestor is of Quaestor is limited to a maximum user level, defined either in a license string on the local computer or provided by the license manager. This user level limits the freedom to use and manipulate knowledge in the knowledge management system.

To check your user level go to the menu and select: Help>About Quaestor. This overview will shows information about Quaestorabout Quaestor, your license and your user level. The product ID tells you whether you have a local license string (a code is shown) or a license server is used. The "Max user level" tells you your present maximum user level.

Quaestor distinguishes Quaestor distinguishes three user levels. The appropiate user level is based on the application of Quaestor and of Quaestor and the license that is used. The user interface is different for each user level, so make sure to find out what kind of user you are before commencing a knowledge base. You might be able to change the user level when the appropiate license is available in General tab of the Tools>Options window.

Note: The demo version of Quaestor supports of Quaestor supports the most advanced user level (Knowledge Engineer), but is limited to a knowledgebase containing less than 100 frames.

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A knowledge base or project can be protected (see also Knowledge also Knowledge base protection protection ). When a knowledge base is protected on a given user level, the user level of the actual user is the lowest of either the system user level or knowledge base user level.

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