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<html>
<head>
  <title>Preferences and user management</title>
</head>

<body>
  <h1>Preferences and user management</h1>
  
  <p>To modify your preferences, click on the "Preferences" tab.
  To create or modify a user, choose the "Editors" tab.
  You must have administrator privileges for this last action.</p>
  
  <h2>Fields</h2>
  
  <dl>
  <dt id="user_prenom">First name</dt>
  <dd>The user's first name is optional.</dd>
  
  <dt id="user_nom">Name</dt>
  <dd>The user's name is required.</dd>
  
  <dt id="user_pseudo">Nickname</dt>
  <dd>The user's nickname is optional.</dd>
  </dl>
  
  <p>Note: <em>If the user doesn't provide his nickname, his
  name and eventually his first name will be used to indicate who is
  the author of the entry. If the nickname is provided, it will be used 
  instead.</em></p>
  
  <dl>
  <dt id="user_email">Email</dt>
  <dd>The user's email address is optional. If you wish to
  activate email notification for your entries' comments, then you
  must fill this field.</dd>
  
  <dt id="user_pwd">Password</dt>
  <dd>Choose a long enough password and rather cryptic. In case of updating
  user settings or preferences, leave this field empty in order to avoid
  changing your password.</dd>
  
  <dt id="user_lang">Language<dt>
  <dd>If the language exists in the translation files, it will be used
  for the user's private area. Each created entry will be
  automatically "tagged" with the same language code.</dd>
  
  <dt id="user_post_format">Prefered edit format</dt>
  <dd>Selected format will be the default one for each new entry.
  User can of course change the mode punctually for a specific entry.</dd>
  
  <dt id="user_post_pub">Default publication status</dt>
  <dd>This option defines the online or offline state of each new
  entry.</dd>
  
  <dt id="user_pref_cat">Prefered category</dt>
  <dd>Selected category will be the default one for each new entry.</dd>
  
  <dt id="user_edit_size">Entry edit field height</dt>
  <dd>Height in number of lines for the text area of an entry.</dd>
  
  <dt id="user_delta">Number of hours between user's local time and the server
  time</dt>
  <dd>This option allows to define a possible time shift between your
  server and your publication zone. Negative values are workable.
  Your server's time is displayed in order to define the difference in hours
  between the two zones.</dd>
  </dl>
  
  <h2>Administration</h2>
  <p>These fields are only available for the administrator in the
  modification zone of an editor.</p>
  
  <dl>
  <dt id="user_id">Login</dt>
  <dd>Login identifies the user. It must only contain
  letters and/or figures. It is required.</dd>
  
  <dt id="user_level">Level</dt>
  <dd>Level corresponds to the privilege you agree to give the user. There are
  three types of level:
    <ul>
      <li><strong>Administrator</strong>: Complete privilege.</li>
	 <li><strong>Advanced editor</strong>: Privilege for his own
	 entries, he can read other entries, and create categories.</li>
	 <li><strong>Editor</strong>: Complete privilege for his own entries,
	 but he can't read the others.</li>
    </ul>
  </dd>
  </dl>
  
</body>
</html>