• User Name – the name that will identify the user.
• Password – the password this user will use to login.
  Note:

  If you are editing a user, you will not be able to see this user’s password. Leave this field blank to keep the password as is.
• Email – the email address of the user.
• Language – the language the user will see the board in.
• User Title – the title that will be displayed under this user’s name in posts. If you wish to set a custom title here, be sure to change the Custom User Title option below as well.
• Custom User Title – the settings in effect for the User Title option. If this is set to no, the user will receive the default title for his or her usergroup; otherwise this user will receive the title specified above.
• Home Page – the user’s home page. This will be linked to from his or her profile and posts.
• Birthday – the user’s birthday. You may specify only the month and day.
• Signature – the user’s signature. HTML, vB code, and smilies are parsed according to your settings on the vBulletin Options page.
• ICQ UIN – the user’s ICQ number, if he or she has one.
• AIM Screen Name – the user’s AIM screen name, if he or she has one.
• Yahoo! ID – the user’s Yahoo! handle.
• MSN ID – the user’s MSN handle.
• COPPA User – determines whether the user is a COPPA user. If the user is under 13 and you are using the COPPA system, this should be set to yes.
• Parent Email Address – if the user is a COPPA user, then this address will receive an email every time this user changes his or her profile.
• Post Count – the user’s post count.
• Referrer – user name that referred this user.
• IP Address – this user’s IP address at registration.

• Avatar – allows you to edit or remove this user’s avatar.
• Profile Picture – allows you to edit or remove this user’s profile picture.

Allows you to set the values for any custom profile fields.

• Primary Usergroup – the user’s primary usergroup. See the Usergroup and Permissions section for more information.
• Additional Usergroups – the user’s secondary usergroups. See the Usergroups and Permissions section for more information.

• Display Reputation – determines whether or not to display the user’s reputation score with his or her posts.
• Reputation Level – the user’s actual reputation score. Higher is better.
• Current Reputation Power – the user’s calculated reputation power. You may not change this directly.

• Receive Admin Emails – determines whether the user receives emails sent by the administrator through the control panel.
• Display Email – controls whether the user’s email button is displayed, allowing members to send email to him or her.
• Invisible Mode – determines whether the user is invisible. This prevents the user’s current activity status from being displayed to everyone.
• Receive Private Messages – determines whether the user has enabled private messaging.
• Send Notification Email When a Private Message is Received – controls whether the user receives an email when he or she receives a private message.
• Pop up a Notification Box When a Private Message is Received – manages whether the user receives a popup window when he or she has received a private message.
• Display Signatures – controls whether the user sees signatures after posts.
• Display Avatars – determines whether the user sees avatars.
• Display Images – controls whether the user sees attachments and IMG tags inline.
• Automatic Thread Subscription Mode – controls the user’s default thread subscription mode. This can vary from no subscription to instant emails to weekly digests.
• Thread Display Mode – determines how the user views threads by default. The user may select linear, along with post ordering; hybrid; or threaded.
• Message Editor Interface – determines the type of editor that the user sees. Choices include no toolbar; the standard editor toolbar, which has buttons to include vB code; and the WYSIWYG editor, which will show users what their post will actually look like (e.g., red text will actually be red in the editor).
• Style – the default style that this user uses to browse the forums.

• Timezone – the time zone that all times will be displayed for this user.
• Automatically detect DST settings – determines whether automatic daylight savings time (DST) detection is used.
• Is DST current in effect – sets whether DST is currently in effect, essentially changing the user’s time zone by one hour.
• Default View Age – default cutoff date for threads on the forum display page.
• Join Date – the day the user registered.
• Last Visit – the time of the user’s last visit. This is the time used to determine what posts are new.
• Last Activity – the time the user was last active. This is the time the user last loaded a page.
• Last Post – the time of the user’s latest post.