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  1. LimeSurvey Cloud vs LimeSurvey CE
  2. LimeSurvey Cloud - Guida rapida
  3. LimeSurvey CE - Installazione
  4. Come progettare un buon sondaggio (Guida)
  5. Iniziare
  6. Configurazione di LimeSurvey
  7. Introduzione - Sondaggi
  8. Visualizza le impostazioni del sondaggio
  9. Visualizza il menu del sondaggio
  10. Visualizza la struttura del sondaggio
  11. Introduzione - Domande
  12. Introduzione - Gruppi di domande
  13. Introduzione - Indagini - Gestione
  14. Opzioni della barra degli strumenti del sondaggio
  15. Sondaggio multilinguale
  16. Guida rapida - ExpressionScript
  17. Funzionalità avanzate
  18. Domande frequenti generali
  19. Risoluzione dei problemi
  20. Soluzioni alternative
  21. Licenza
  22. Registro delle modifiche alla versione
  23. Plugin - Avanzati
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Utenti di LimeSurvey

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There are several classes of possible people who access a LimeSurvey installation. But only one group of people belongs to the user category, category that is described in the code and documentation. So, let's take a look at what the user category means for us so that we can better grasp the terminology of the program.

Class Description
Installation Administrator Those people who create user accounts to allow others to create, edit, activate, and/or view surveys and their results. They could be given access to edit the templates, label sets, and/or other key features independent of any particular survey stored.
Survey Administrator A person with an account that is given some management access to a particular survey. Each survey can have its own set of users with specific rights to manipulate it. These rights can be as broad as to activate a survey and possibly edit its question base. They can be as minimum as simply able to review the results to date.
Participant Those people who simply respond or participate in taking a survey. They may or may not have token access. They do not need a login account to the administrative interface and thus are not termed users.
Installer A special class of persons who has access to the MySQL (or similar) database server and (possibly) to the command line interface (CLI) of the operating system in order to install and configure the survey software. This person is usually asked to setup the initial Superadmin user account from which other user accounts can be created.
Developer A special class of persons who has access to the source code and can manipulate it to change the behavior of the program.

Please note: A comprehensive list will be soon added.