To add or edit content on the site, usually you have to first be registered as a user.

In some cases, on your request a site administrator will add you as a user. If so, he will send you a user name and password that you can use to log on.

Otherwise, look for a small form called “User login” at the lower right corner on the page of the site you want to register with. Click the link that says "Create new account".

Before you can add or edit content, you usually need to log in. If you haven't already done so, register as a user (or request that site administrator registers you). Then look for a "User login" form. The form is at the lower corner on the right side of the page. Enter your user name and password and hit "submit".

Account Settings. You can see a collection of the following settings.

Once you have logged-in, you are ready to start posting content. In your personal menu (at the right upper corner) you can find a link called create content. Click on this link and you will see a list of the types of content you can create. There are several contributed modules which can assist with more complex content creation within this framework, such as spell checking, image embedding, and file attachment uploading.

Comments allow users to interact with the content on a site, to respond to an article, offer their own ideas, make additions, or supply a critique.

Before posting directly to a site, you may want to start with a word processing program. Potential advantages include:

-Saving time online. This is a particular consideration if you are on dial-up.

-Access to spell-check and other editing features.

Depending on how much formatting you wish to do, you could also consider using an HTML editor.Here are the steps involved:

To edit or delete existing content, log in and then bring up the page you wish to edit. Look on the page for an "edit" tab. Depending on your user permissions, you might see this on all pages or only on certain ones. For example, you should see the edit tab for those pages that you submitted.

At the upper right corner of the site you can see a search box for entering your search terms and a button labeled "Search".

Like most search facilities, enter a word or words you want to search for and click the button.

The wild card * performs the usual function of searching for “everything that starts with”.

Multiple words are searched as A or B, i.e. it returns pages that have one or more of the words. There is no search only for pages that have both A and B.