<em>The answer is C.
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<em>The business user or admin must set rules or permission per user or user groups that would allow him to decide how each user or group would use the shared folder or records. One user or group can just view the record, other may have access on it and can edit the files. </em>
Depending where you are in the world it is true and false
Answer:
Share documents and set specific permissions.
Explanation:
For a computer network with Windows OS Jane and the technician can create a Shared Folder by right-clicking on it and selecting properties.
Then on the Share and Security tabs of the properties, they can set which specific users and/or roles will have access to the shared folder. They will also have to set what permission level will be granted, such as <em>full access, read only, etc.</em>
The managers can access the shared files using <em>Windows explorer</em> either by searching shared folders in their Network, or by typing the shared folder address usually something like \\JANE_PC/SharedFolder.
