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      Lock Site
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       Overview 
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       The lock access tools lets you make the site
      unavailable for the users temporarily until you make it available again.
      This function is very important if you are doing system upgrades or backup
      or dealing in some way with your system database and do not want anyone
      else to update the system database or accept new submissions. 
        
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       Lock
      site temporarily from user access 
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       This function will display a message for the users when
      they try to access your site saying our site is temporarily unavailable
      for upgrades or whatever you want to say. The message itself is editable
      from the language manager, file lock access. If this option is selected,
      the site will be turned off for the user access until you turn it on
      again. 
        
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       Unlock
      site and make it available for user access 
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       This is the default mode to turn on the site for user
      access. If this option is selected then the site will be working in the
      normal operational mode from the user side and the lock access message
      will not be displayed. 
      You should try to do your system or database upgrades
      or backup in the low traffic times to avoid losing these new users or
      surfers who come to your site for the first time. 
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       Figure (1) Lock/Unlock
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