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Introduction to User Management

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Recommended Reading

<translate>===Managing Users=== </translate> <translate>

• setting user registration policy
  • changing user registration settings
  • disabling user registration
  • allowing only manual user registration
  • allowing user registration
  • enabling user's registration approval by admins   </translate>

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• customising the Login Form module
  • changing the Login Form module settings
  • enabling the Login Form module
  • assigning the Login Form module to selected web pages
• adding a new user
• changing user groups
• resetting a user password
• listing a user on a contacts page
• dealing with a problem user</translate>

<translate>===Managing Access===

• ACL Tutorial for Joomla   </translate>

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General Information

<translate>===User Management Help Screens=== </translate> <translate>

• Components Users Configuration
• Site My Profile
• Users Access Levels
• Users Access Levels Edit
• Site My Profile
• Users Access Levels
• Users Access Levels Edit </translate>
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FAQs

<translate>===User Management=== </translate> <translate> List of all articles belonging to the categories "FAQ" AND "Users Management".</translate> <translate>

• Customising the Login Form module
• How do you recover or reset your admin password?
• User Management FAQ

</translate> <translate>===Access Management=== </translate> <translate> List of all articles belonging to the categories "FAQ" AND "Access Management".</translate>
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User Management Tutorials

<translate>===User Management=== </translate> <translate> List of all articles belonging to the categories "Tutorials" AND "User Management".</translate>

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• Adding a new user
• Allowing only manual user registration
• Allowing user registration
• Assigning the Login Form module to selected web pages</translate>

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• Auto redirect guests to login
• Bulk upload users
• Customising the Login Form module
• Disabling user registration </translate>

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• Enabling the Login Form module
• Enabling user's registration approval by admins
• Resetting a user password
• Setting user registration policy</translate>

<translate>===Access Management=== </translate> <translate> List of all articles belonging to the categories "Tutorials" AND "Access Management".</translate> <translate>

• Access Control List Tutorial
• Access Control List Tutorial </translate>

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User Management Help Screens

<translate> User Management Help Screen</translate>	<translate> Version</translate>	<translate> Description</translate>
<translate> Components Users Configuration</translate>		<translate> User Options configuration allows setting of parameters used globally for all users. Control the use of Captcha, registration allowed and type of registration, default user group new users, reset password or username counter, and new user registration email notice to administration.</translate>
<translate> Site My Profile</translate>		<translate> Available to users with administrator or backend access to a Joomla! installation. The "My Profile" page allows an site administrator the ability to edit their personal information. These include the following: name, username, email, and personal preferences(editors, administrator backend template choice, help, time zone and language settings)..</translate>
<translate> Users Access Levels</translate>		<translate> In this screen you have the ability to look at a list of your users and sort them in different ways. You can also edit and create users, groups and access levels.</translate>
<translate> Users Access Levels Edit</translate>		<translate> Access levels control which users can view which objects on your site. Objects include menu items, modules, categories, and component items (articles, contacts, and so on). Each object in the site is assigned to one access level. User groups are also assigned to each access level.</translate>
<translate> Users Groups</translate>		<translate> User Groups control what actions a user may take on the site and which objects a user can view. This screen allows you to create, view, edit, and delete User Groups.</translate>
<translate> Users Groups Edit</translate>		<translate> User groups play a central role in what a user can do and see on the site. Creating user groups is normally the first step in setting up the security system for your site.</translate>
<translate> Users User Manager</translate>		<translate> In this screen you have the ability to look at a list of your users and sort them in different ways. You can also edit and create users, groups and access levels.</translate>
<translate> Users User Manager Edit</translate>		<translate> In this screen, you have the ability to create a new user (if you clicked on the 'New' button in the User Manager), or edit an existing user (if you selected a user and clicked on the 'Edit' button in the User Manager, or clicked on the name of a user).</translate>
<translate> Users User Note Categories</translate>		<translate> This screen allows you to look at a list of your user note categories and sort them in different ways. You can also edit and create user note categories and access levels.</translate>
<translate> Users User Note Category Edit</translate>		<translate> This is where you can add a new Category or edit an existing Category. Categories are used to organize the User Notes. Categories allow you to display related User notes together on a page and to filter User Notes in the User Notes Manager. All User Notes are assigned either to a Category that you create or to the special Category called 'Uncategorized'.</translate>
<translate> Users User Notes</translate>		<translate> User notes are pieces of information which can be assigned to registered users on your Joomla! site. These notes can contain for example comments about 'offending' or 'difficult' users etc.</translate>
<translate> Users User Notes Edit</translate>		<translate> User notes are pieces of information which can be assigned to registered users on your Joomla! site. These notes can contain for example comments about 'offending' or 'difficult' users etc.</translate>

<translate> User Management Help Screen</translate>	<translate> Version</translate>	<translate> Description</translate>
<translate> Site My Profile</translate>		<translate> Available to users with administrator or backend access to a Joomla! installation. The "My Profile" page allows an site administrator the ability to edit their personal information. These include the following: name, username, password, email, and personal preferences(editors, administrator backend template choice, help, time zone and language settings).</translate>
<translate> Users Access Levels</translate>		<translate> In this screen you have the ability to look at a list of your users and sort them in different ways. You can also edit and create users, groups and access levels.</translate>
<translate> Users Access Levels Edit</translate>		<translate> Access levels control which users can view which objects on your site. Objects include menu items, modules, categories, and component items (articles, contacts, and so on). Each object in the site is assigned to one access level. User groups are also assigned to each access level.</translate>
<translate> Users Groups</translate>		<translate> User Groups control what actions a user may take on the site and which objects a user can view. This screen allows you to create, view, edit, and delete User Groups.</translate>
<translate> Users Groups Edit</translate>		<translate> User groups play a central role in what a user can do and see on the site. Creating user groups is normally the first step in setting up the security system for your site.</translate>
<translate> Users User Manager</translate>		<translate> In this screen you have the ability to look at a list of your users and sort them in different ways. You can also edit and create users.</translate>
<translate> Users User Manager Edit</translate>		<translate> In this screen, you have the ability to create a new user (if you clicked on the 'New' button in the User Manager), or edit an existing user (if you selected a user and clicked on the 'Edit' button in the User Manager, or clicked on the name of a user).</translate>
<translate> Users User Note Categories</translate>		<translate> This screen allows you to look at a list of your user note categories and sort them in different ways. You can also edit and create user note categories and access levels.</translate>
<translate> Users User Note Category Edit</translate>		<translate> This is where you can add a new Category or edit an existing Category. Categories are used to organize the User Notes. Categories allow you to display related Notes together on a page and to filter Notes in the User Note Category Manager. All Notes are assigned either to a Category that you create or to the special Category called 'Uncategorized'.</translate>
<translate> Users User Notes</translate>		<translate> User notes are pieces of information which can be assigned to registered users on your Joomla! site. These notes can contain for example comments about 'offending' or 'difficult' users etc.</translate>
<translate> Users User Notes Edit</translate>		<translate> User notes are pieces of information which can be assigned to registered users on your Joomla! site. These notes can contain for example comments about 'offending' or 'difficult' users etc.</translate>