User Email Address

As an ADMIN, you can change a USER's profile information, including but not limited to their email address.

1. Getting there is pretty simple. Click on User List from the User Logins drop-down menu.

2. Mouse over the user you want to edit and click Edit User.

3. Now, Just change the information you want to, and Scroll down to save.

4. Click SAVE.

The correct format for an email address

A top-level domain (TLD) is the suffix or extension tied to a website, and it is the last segment of a domain name that follows the final dot. For example, in the domain name www.example.com, the TLD is .com.

Here are some examples of TLDs and their primary uses:

• .net: Originally intended for network services; now used as an alternative to .com for various types of websites.2
• .gov: U.S. government entities. Restricted to governmental bodies.2
• .mil: U.S. military organizations. Restricted to military use.2
• .info: Informational sites, guides, and resource centers. Easy to remember and straightforward.2
• .biz: Businesses, particularly small to medium enterprises. Focused on commerce.2
• .app: Websites related to mobile and web applications. Often used by developers and tech companies.2
• .tech: Technology-related websites, startups, and companies. Used to signal a focus on technology.2
• .site: Versatile and suitable for various types of websites. Alternative to .com and .net.2
• .co: Companies, startups, and businesses. Alternative to .com with a modern touch.

A "domain" name is a unique, easy-to-remember address used to access websites, similar to how you use a street address to find a building. It translates a website's numerical IP address into a human-readable format, making it easier for users to remember and search for websites. 

An email username is the part of an email address before the @ symbol. It is used to identify a user's mailbox within a domain uniquely. 

For example, in the email address john.smith@example.com, "john.smith" is the username.

The valid format for an email address is as follows:

username@domain.tld

If you're utilizing a subdomain, use the following format:

username@subdomain.domain.tld

It's not uncommon to see country abbreviations like UK or JP at the end of an email address, as follows:

username@domain.tld.uk

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