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Losing my design (images, tables and views colour...) without a certain Role

I designed my database (forms, outline and views) whilst having a customized role

[MyAmazingRole], for example...  But if I try to access the database with this role unchecked in the AC list on my name, then I lose all the images, colours and "visual" stuff...

Is there a thing I shall check somewhere?

btw, I'll only be able to test it August 18th as I'll be away from the town for the next few days...

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Which images?  Which colors?  There's juts not enough info here!  I can't think of any place where color could be associated with a role, and Image Resources don't have access lists.
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Images in the page which contains the embedded outline...

Colors of the alternate rows in the views...  Things like that...
Well, in fact, I just feel the frameset just disappear when I uncheck the role...

I'm in Notes client by the way...
Action button also disappear from the main Form when I uncheck my role in the Notes client...

When I check the role again, the frameset, action buttons and all the rest appear again...
Alternating row colors are a partof the design that can't be affected by a role.  So, either you are seeing a different view, you have a corrupt database, a corrupt Notes client, or you are wrong.

Check this out from another Notes client using your own ID; that will eliminate the client as the problem.  Run Fixup (or even make a new replica or even a non replica copy of the database); that will reduce the likelihood of it being a db corruption problem.  Check the database's view list in the log, and possibly make some change to one view (like adding an extra column); this should allow you to determine if you are really seeing the same view (since only one view will have the change).
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