Dear Laserfiche,

This is from the "What is new in Laserfiche RIO 10":

Global Laserfiche User Accounts
You can now create global Laserfiche user accounts through the Directory Server administration site. In contrast to Laserfiche repository user accounts, a global Laserfiche user account is not limited to the context of a single Laserfiche repository. Previously, to allow a user access to two repositories, you would either need to add them to the repository as a Windows or Novell eDirectory account, or you would need to create two separate repository users and grant each one its own license. Now, you can create a single Laserfiche directory user and grant it a single license, and use it to sign in to both repositories.

and This is from "Laserfiche RIO 10 FAQ":

Repository Named User
A repository named user is a named user license allocated to a repository user. First, you allocate a specific number of repository named user licenses to a specific Laserfiche Server. Then, you assign each license to a single user in a single repository. The license is not shared between repositories, because a repository user object only exists in one repository. For example, if the repository user JDoe exists in two repositories and you want that user to be able to log in to both, you will need to allocate two repository named user licenses, one for each repository. This is true even if they are on the same Laserfiche Server.

I think there is a contradiction on the above. please advice.

Thanks,