Answer access to other user

Hi All,
How to give Answer access to other users in presentation server.Plz help.
Thanks,
Sonal

Hello,
Click on setting > Administration > Manage Privileges > Access > Access to Answers > click on everyone link you are add the user or groups from there
Hope its helpful to you.
Thanks

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