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That all depends on the model you're using. If all 100 just need access to 1 file or a group of files, then just dump them all into that group. You can do this quickly using SQL and an UPDATE statement.
If each user has to have access to a seperate file, then it gets a little more complicated. The easiest approach I can think of in that case is to use SMARTY and a static HTML/PHP module and display the link based on user ID, for example...
<{if $xoops_userid == '1'}><a href="link1.zip">Link for user 1a><{/if}>
<{if $xoops_userid == '2'}><a href="link2.zip">Link for user 2a><{/if}>
<{if $xoops_userid == '3'}><a href="link3.zip">Link for user 3a><{/if}>
<{if $xoops_userid == '4'}><a href="link4.zip">Link for user 4a><{/if}>
If you use a blank module like MyPage, this can be done pretty easily. It's just time consuming setting it up.
HTH.
James
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