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What does “Guest Access: Enabled” mean?
Guest Access is the default account setting on the Nokia Point & Find client. When Guest Access
is enabled, users are able to download and view any world open to the public. Guest Access does
not require a login name and password.
What does “Guest Access: Disabled” mean?
Only world owners and collaborators should disable Guest Access. Disabling Guest Access opens
a login screen. Enter the user name and password you created when registering for the Nokia
Point & Find Management Portal. Only when logged in to the Nokia Point & Find client will your
collaborator rights be enabled.
For example, if you are a world Author and wish to tag into your world, you must disable Guest
Access and login using your Nokia Point & Find Management Portal user name and password.
Your collaborator rights as an author will then be active.
I can’t download a world where I have been assigned as a collaborator
The owner of this world may have set Public Access to No Access. Conrm that you have signed
into the Nokia Point & Find client application with your own Nokia Point & Find user name and
password. On the client, select:
Options button > Access Rights > select Guest Access: Enabled > select Disable
Next, login with your Management Portal user name and password.
You should now be able to select, download, and enter your world, as well as tag in the world if
your collaborator level allows for it (any collaborator role other than basic viewer role).
I can’t tag into a world where I have been assigned as a collaborator
Check your access rights level for the world. Authors, editors, and publishers can tag into a world,
while viewers cannot tag in a world. If you have tagging rights, make sure you sign into the
Nokia Point & Find client by:
Options button > Access Rights > select Guest Access: Enabled > select Disable
Next, log in with your Nokia Point & Find account (Management Portal) user name and password.
This will enable you to tag into your world.
Access Management FAQ: Client application