I don't believe that in DNN Community Edition you can grant access to a module's settings to a non-admin user without also granting edit permissions to the page. The user would then be able to modify some page settings, add child pages, etc. which would not be advisible. I would suggest that unless access is needed to the full settings page for the demo you create you own configuration control specific to the module's custom settings and give it a security access level of Edit or if necessary implement more granular custom permissions for the module.

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Bill, WESNet Designs
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Thanks for the suggestions. Oliver Hine's provider does indeed allow you to control who can access Module Settings. However, I had some problems with the site navigation on my first attempt at using it. Will try again when I get a moment.

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Paul Taylor

DotNetNuke, ASP.NET and SQL Server Development