Introduction
You can check the Enable Custom User Logins
setting in the Settings Dialog.
If this setting is enabled then you first need to login/register an
account to make use of BrainStim the next time it starts. This options
can be useful in situations where you want to be able to store custom
BrainStim-user account settings separately while using the same
Windows-user account. The same
Settings File
is used for all BrainStim-user accounts but all user specific individual
settings are stored separately for each BrainStim-user account.
Example
Let's enable the Custom user logins in BrainStim.
- Enable the BrainStim setting Enable Custom User Logins, read this document
on how to do this, close and open BrainStim again.
- Notice that a custom User Login dialog is shown allowing you to
create a new account, skip or login using a previously created
custom User login account. If you select Skip then the
default (no
custom user account) is used.
- Let's create a new account. Fill in a Username with a
Password and hit the Login button. After this you'll see a
message that inform you about the creation of the new account and
that this account is now automatically used for the current login.
- Open the Settings Dialog and
notice that all current custom user settings are cloned from the
last configuration settings (where no custom account was used) when
the new account was configured.
- Activate the Plugins tab and uncheck the
Automatic EXML File Validation setting, click
OK to close the Settings Dialog.
- Shutdown and restart BrainStim, and Skip the custom
user account login feature this time.
- Open again the Settings Dialog
and notice that the changed
Automatic EXML File Validation setting is
still enabled for the default configuration where no custom user
account is used.
- Shutdown and restart BrainStim, and Login using the
last created account.
- Open again the Settings Dialog
and notice that the changed
Automatic EXML File Validation setting is
disabled for the configuration where the last created
account is used.
- Disable the Enable Custom User Logins
setting and the shutdown and restart BrainStim again and notice that
this time no custom User Login dialog is shown.