Obsolete from V4.7.0

 Configures a user category of an operator station.

 Configures a user category below the OpPlace
 object. The User object and the OpPlace object
 become a couple if their OpNumber have the same value.

 Proview user. The user with the specified username is fetched from the
 user database and determines the privileges for the operator.

 If no value is assigned, or if the username is invalid, the loginframe is
 displayed, where the operator can login with username and password.

 Note! If XttUseOpsysUser is set in the Security object, this value is
 overrided, and the username is fetched from the current operator system user.

 The operator stations are numbered by means of OpNumber
 of the OpPlace object. By specifying
 here the value of OpNumber for the wanted OpPlace
 object the User object is associated with a certain
 OpPlace object.

 Not used.

 Specifies the maximum number of contemporary alarms in
 the user's alarm list.
 The number should exceed the maximum number of
 concurrent alarms in the system.
 If the limit is exceeded, alarms might be lost.

 Not used.

 Specifies the maximum number of contemporary events in
 the user's event list, i.e. the skyline of the events.
 When the number of events exceeds MaxNoOfEvents the
 oldest event disappears from the list.
 To this list events are sent from the message handler
 in respective node. In each node the message handler
 has its own skyline of events (also named MaxNoOfEvents)
 defined by a MessageHandler object. In principle, the
 User object's skyline of events should be selected as å
 MaxNoOfEvents, added up over MaxNoOfEvents in the
 MessageHandler objects in all nodes throughout the
 PROVIEW/R system, or make it simple and assign the
 attribute e.g. 200.

 A message created by an ASup or DSup object gets the
 same identity as the supervised object. Messages
 produced in an application by means of mh_ApplMessage
 (see PROVIEW/R Programmer's Reference Manual) get an
 identity according to the calling parameter EventName.

 SelectList specifies the hierarchies from which
 messages are to be sent to the user. Up to 8 different
 hierarchies can be specified. If messages from e.g. a
 Watchdog object in a node will be received, then the
 name of the node will be specified.

 Note! If the SelectList is left blank no message at all is
 sent to the user.

 Each attribute specifies the complete name of a Form or
 Graph object which is to be activated by a function
 button in the operator window. The name has to be
 filled on in a consecutive way with the beginning of
 FastAvail[0], representing the first function button in
 the first row.

 Specifies the number of defined FastAvaill[] attributes
 and the number of visible buttons in the operator
 window. The value has to be in the range 0 - 15.

 Not used.

 Not used.

 Obsolete.