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converting 'construction space' to 'authoring space' and CSTR to AUTH

\label{Coauthor}
A \textbf{co-author}\index{co-author} is someone who has permission to
create resources in a users authoring space.

Sometimes, it is a good idea to create one ``virtual'' author\index{virtual
author}\index{author, virtual}, for example creating a user with the
username \texttt{physics123}, and make everyone who will be creating
resources for physics123 be co-authors to this virtual user. This
allows collaborators to work with each other.

To create a co-author, you must log into LON-CAPA as the author, pick
the role of author, click \textbf{CUSR} on the remote control, type in
the username for the person you want to be a co-author, fill in the
data (if the person is not in the system yet), and select the role
co-author for the user, and finally submit the data. The other person
will have the role of co-author when they log in and can do everything
that the author can do in the authoring space.
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