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### **Organization settings** `{!admin.md!}` macro
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* **About:** Links to the **Organization settings** documentation.
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Usually preceded by the [**Go to the** macro](#go-to-the-go-to-the-md-macro)
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and a link to a particular section on the **Organization settings** page.
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* **About:** Links to the **Organization settings** documentation. Usually
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preceded by a link to a particular section on the **Organization settings**
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page.
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* **Contents:**
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```md
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* **Example usage and rendering:**
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```md
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{!go-to-the.md!} [Organization settings](/#organization/organization-settings)
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1. Go to theOrganization settings](/#organization/organization-settings)
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{!admin.md!}
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```
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```md
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down chevron (<i class="fa fa-chevron-down"></i>) icon to reveal an actions dropdown.
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```
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### **Go to the** `{!go-to-the.md}` macro
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* **About:** Usually precedes the [**Settings** macro](#settings-settings-md-macro)
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or the [**Organization settings** macro](#organization-settings-admin-md-macro). Transforms
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following content into a step.
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* **Contents:**
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```md
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1. Go to the
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```
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* **Example usage and rendering:**
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```md
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{!go-to-the.md!} [Notifications](/#settings/notifications)
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{!settings.md!}
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```
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```md
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1. Go to the [Notifications](/#settings/notifications) tab on the
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[Settings](/help/edit-settings) page.
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```
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### **Filter streams** `{!filter-streams.md!}` macro
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* **About:** Explains how to search for specific streams in the
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### **Settings** `{!settings.md!}` macro
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* **About:** Links to the **Edit Settings** documentation. Usually preceded by
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the [**Go to the** macro](#go-to-the-go-to-the-md-macro) and a link to a
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particular section on the **Settings** page.
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a link to a particular section on the **Settings** page.
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* **Contents:**
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```md
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* **Example usage and rendering:**
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```md
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{!go-to-the.md!} [Notifications](/#settings/notifications)
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1. Go to the [Notifications](/#settings/notifications)
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{!settings.md!}
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```
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```md
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## Add a bot
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{!go-to-the.md!} [Your bots](/#settings/your-bots)
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1. Go to the [Your bots](/#settings/your-bots)
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{!settings.md!}
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2. On this page, under the **Add a new bot** view, enter the bot type,
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https://github.com/zulip/zulip/pulls/1234, Z1234 to link to that
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Zendesk ticket ID, or anything similar.
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{!go-to-the.md!} [Filter settings](/#organization/filter-settings)
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1. Go to the [Filter settings](/#organization/filter-settings)
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{!admin.md!}
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5. In the green section labeled **Add a new filter**, find the **Regular expression**
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Alert words will be highlighted within messages, and you will be alerted in
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accordance with your [notification settings](/#settings/notifications).
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{!go-to-the.md!} [Alert words](/#settings/alert-words)
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1. Go to the [Alert words](/#settings/alert-words)
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{!settings.md!}
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2. In the section labeled **Add a new alert word**, input the word/phrase you
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If enabled by your Zulip organization administrator, you can add custom
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emojis to your organization for other members to use.
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{!go-to-the.md!} [Emoji Settings](/#organization/emoji-settings)
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1. Go to the [Emoji Settings](/#organization/emoji-settings)
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{!admin.md!}
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5. In the green section labeled **Add a new emoji**, find the **Emoji name** and
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## Limiting new membership to users invited by organization members
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{!go-to-the.md!} [Organization permissions](/#organization/organization-permissions)
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1. Go to the [Organization permissions](/#organization/organization-permissions)
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{!admin.md!}
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4. Locate the **Users need an invitation to join** checkbox under the
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preview of the content will be shown. You can choose to disable previews of
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images and links separately.
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{!go-to-the.md!} [Organization settings](/#organization/organization-settings)
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1. Go to the [Organization settings](/#organization/organization-settings)
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{!admin.md!}
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2. Select the **Show previews of uploaded and linked images** or the
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administrators can change users' names when users are
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unavailable. {!follow-steps.md!} change the name of a user.
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{!go-to-the.md!} [Users](/#organization/user-list-admin)
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1. Go to the [Users](/#organization/user-list-admin)
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{!admin.md!}
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2. Click on the pencil (<i class="icon-vector-pencil"></i>) icon next to
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(e.g. 3:00 PM, not 15:00). If you prefer to see the time displayed in
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a 24-hour format, you can do so easily using the following procedure:
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{!go-to-the.md!} [Display settings](/#settings/display-settings)
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1. Go to the [Display settings](/#settings/display-settings)
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{!settings.md!}
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2. Select the option labeled **24-hour time (17:00
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{!follow-steps.md!} change the default language of your organization.
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{!go-to-the.md!} [Organization settings](/#organization/organization-settings)
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1. Go to the [Organization settings](/#organization/organization-settings)
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{!admin.md!}
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2. Find and click on the **Default language** option under the
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You can also upload a custom avatar to Zulip.
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{!go-to-the.md!} [Your account](/#settings/your-account)
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1. Go to the [Your account](/#settings/your-account)
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{!settings.md!}
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2. Click the **Upload new avatar** button and choose an image to upload
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If enabled by Zulip organization administrator, you can change your email address
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using the following steps.
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{!go-to-the.md!} [Your account](/#settings/your-account)
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1. Go to the [Your account](/#settings/your-account)
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{!settings.md!}
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2. Click on the **[Change]** link beside your email address.
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the Zulip UI have been translated, you may still see English words
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interspersed throughout Zulip.
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{!go-to-the.md!} [Display settings](/#settings/display-settings)
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1. Go to the [Display settings](/#settings/display-settings)
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{!settings.md!}
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2. Next to the **Default language** heading, select the **[Change]** link.
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## If you know your current password
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{!go-to-the.md!} [Your account](/#settings/your-account)
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1. Go to the [Your account](/#settings/your-account)
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{!settings.md!}
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2. Click the **Change password** button located underneath your name.
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3. You will first be asked to enter your old password, and then to
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If you are unsure about what these mean, don't worry! Zulip
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allows logging in via email and password by default.
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{!go-to-the.md!} [Authentication methods](/#organization/auth-methods)
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1. Go to the [Authentication methods](/#organization/auth-methods)
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{!admin.md!}
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2. Toggle the checkboxes next to the following options to configure your organization's authentication methods:
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You can configure your settings to receive desktop notifications for messages
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sent while Zulip is offscreen.
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{!go-to-the.md!} [Notifications](/#settings/notifications)
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1. Go to the [Notifications](/#settings/notifications)
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{!settings.md!}
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* If you want desktop notifications for each new message from a stream,
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with a summary of the activity on your Zulip organization, such as popular
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conversations and new users, while you were away.
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{!go-to-the.md!} [Notifications](/#settings/notifications)
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1. Go to the [Notifications](/#settings/notifications)
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{!settings.md!}
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2. Select the **Send digest emails when I'm away** option under the
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{!follow-steps.md!} configure your settings to receive email notifications
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for private messages and @-mentions sent while you are offline.
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{!go-to-the.md!} [Notifications](/#settings/notifications)
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1. Go to the [Notifications](/#settings/notifications)
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{!settings.md!}
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2. Select the **Email notifications** option under the
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{!follow-steps.md!} change your mobile notification settings.
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{!go-to-the.md!} [Notifications](/#settings/notifications)
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1. Go to the [Notifications](/#settings/notifications)
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{!settings.md!}
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2. Under the **Private messages and @-mentions** section, check the
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configured to customize how your organization appears to users and people
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searching for your organization.
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{!go-to-the.md!} [Organization profile](/#organization/organization-profile)
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1. Go to the [Organization profile](/#organization/organization-profile)
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{!admin.md!}
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## Change your organization's name
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## Deactivate a bot
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{!go-to-the.md!} [Bots](/#organization/bot-list-admin)
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1. Go to the [Bots](/#organization/bot-list-admin)
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{!admin.md!}
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4. Click the **Deactivate** button to the right of the bot that you want to
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Zulip organization administrators can choose to reactivate a deactivated bot by
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following the following steps.
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{!go-to-the.md!} [Bots](/#organization/bot-list-admin)
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1. Go to the [Bots](/#organization/bot-list-admin)
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{!admin.md!}
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4. In the **Bots** section, click the **Reactivate** button to the right of the
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{!go-to-the.md!} [Users](/#organization/user-list-admin)
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1. Go to the [Users](/#organization/user-list-admin)
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{!admin.md!}
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4. Click the **Deactivate** button to the right of the user account that you
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Zulip organization administrators can choose to reactivate a user's deactivated account
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{!go-to-the.md!} [Deactivated users](/#organization/deactivated-users-admin)
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1. Go to the [Deactivated users](/#organization/deactivated-users-admin)
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{!admin.md!}
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4. Click the **Reactivate** button to the right of the user account that you
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We'd be sorry to see you go, but you can follow the following steps to
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deactivate your Zulip account.
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{!go-to-the.md!} [Your account](/#settings/your-account)
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1. Go to the [Your account](/#settings/your-account)
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{!settings.md!}
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2. Click the **Deactivate account** button on the bottom of the
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to delete streams.
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{!go-to-the.md!} [Delete streams](/#organization/streams-list-admin)
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1. Go to the [Delete streams](/#organization/streams-list-admin)
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{!admin.md!}
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2. Find the stream you want to delete, and click the **Delete stream** button to
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message edit history, you can disable message edit history for your
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organization using the following steps:
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{!go-to-the.md!} [Organization settings](/#organization/settings)
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1. Go to the [Organization settings](/#organization/settings)
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{!admin.md!}
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2. Disable the the **Enable message edit history** checkbox under the
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automatically by Zulip.
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{!go-to-the.md!} [Display settings](/#settings/display-settings)
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1. Go to the [Display settings](/#settings/display-settings)
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{!settings.md!}
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2. Select the option labeled
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avoid having too much emphasis. However, you can choose to increase
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the contrast of the user interface by using the following procedure:
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{!go-to-the.md!} [Display settings](/#settings/display-settings)
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1. Go to the [Display settings](/#settings/display-settings)
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{!settings.md!}
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2. Select the option labeled **Enable high contrast mode**.
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displayed to increase readability. With this setting, a heart emoji
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{!go-to-the.md!} [Display settings](/#settings/display-settings)
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1. Go to the [Display settings](/#settings/display-settings)
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{!settings.md!}
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2. Select the option labeled **Display emoji reactions as text**.
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theme, which is great for working in a dark space. You can switch to
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night mode as follows:
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{!go-to-the.md!} [Display settings](/#settings/display-settings)
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1. Go to the [Display settings](/#settings/display-settings)
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{!settings.md!}
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2. Select the option labeled **Night mode**.
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activating or deactivating users, deleting streams, etc. {!follow-steps.md!}
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give any user in your organization administrative rights.
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{!go-to-the.md!} [Users](/#organization/user-list-admin)
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1. Go to the [Users](/#organization/user-list-admin)
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{!admin.md!}
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4. Click on the **Make admin** button for the user that you wish to make an
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{!go-to-the.md!} [Users](/#organization/user-list-admin)
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1. Go to the [Users](/#organization/user-list-admin)
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{!admin.md!}
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2. Click on the **Remove admin** button.
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so may confuse some of the other users in your organization since they can no
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{!go-to-the.md!} [Uploaded files](/#settings/uploaded-files)
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1. Go to the [Uploaded files](/#settings/uploaded-files)
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{!settings.md!}
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2. Locate the file you want to delete in the **Uploaded files** section; the
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{!go-to-the.md!} [Display settings](/#settings/display-settings)
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1. Go to the [Display settings](/#settings/display-settings)
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{!settings.md!}
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## Unmute a topic through the Settings page
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{!go-to-the.md!} [Muted topics](/#settings/muted-topics)
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1. Go to the [Muted topics](/#settings/muted-topics)
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{!settings.md!}
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2. Locate the topic you want to unmute in the **Muted topics** section; the
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administrators to add new emoji.
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{!go-to-the.md!} [Organization permissions](/#organization/organization-permissions)
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1. Go to the [Organization permissions](/#organization/organization-permissions)
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{!admin.md!}
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2. Select the **Prevent users from adding custom emoji** checkbox under the
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{!go-to-the.md!} [Organization permissions](/#organization/organization-permissions)
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1. Go to the [Organization permissions](/#organization/organization-permissions)
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{!admin.md!}
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2. Select the **Prevent users from creating streams** checkbox under the
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can change your organization's settings to only allow administrators to
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invite new users.
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{!go-to-the.md!} [Organization permissions](/#organization/organization-permissions)
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1. Go to the [Organization permissions](/#organization/organization-permissions)
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{!admin.md!}
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2. Select the **Users need an invitation to join** and **Only admins can invite new users**
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includes a topic. Organization administrators can choose to enforce
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the use of topics in new messages to streams:
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{!go-to-the.md!} [Organization settings](/#organization/organization-settings)
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1. Go to the [Organization settings](/#organization/organization-settings)
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{!admin.md!}
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2. Select the **Require topics in messages to streams** checkbox under the
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change their messages after sending them. Alternatively, you can choose to
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disable message editing for your organization users.
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{!go-to-the.md!} [Organization settings](/#organization/organization-settings)
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1. Go to the [Organization settings](/#organization/organization-settings)
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{!admin.md!}
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4. Under the **Message editing** section, find the **Users can edit their messages**
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{!admin-only.md!}
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{!go-to-the.md!} [Organization permissions](/#organization/organization-permissions)
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1. Go to the [Organization permissions](/#organization/organization-permissions)
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{!admin.md!}
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# Prevent users from changing their email address
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@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ who are not in their organization. The administrator can accomplish this by
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restricting users to have email addresses only from the organization's
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domains.
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{!go-to-the.md!} [Organization permissions](/#organization/organization-permissions)
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1. Go to the [Organization permissions](/#organization/organization-permissions)
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{!admin.md!}
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2. Restricting user email addresses to certain domains can be enabled or disabled
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@ -5,9 +5,9 @@ through your operating system.
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## Change keyboard language on Linux
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{!go-to-the.md!} **System Settings** via the application launcher.
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1. Go to the **System Settings** via the application launcher.
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{!go-to-the.md!} **Text Entry** page.
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1. Go to the **Text Entry** page.
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3. Add a language by clicking on the plus
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(<i class="icon-vector-plus"></i>) icon.
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@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ This sets your current keyboard language to the selected language.
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2. Type "intl.cpl" in the **Start Search** box, and then press **ENTER**.
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{!go-to-the.md!} the **Keyboards and Language** tab.
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1. Go to the the **Keyboards and Language** tab.
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4. Click **Change keyboards** and then click **Add**.
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||||
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@ -5,7 +5,7 @@
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{!follow-steps.md!} set the default streams that new users are automatically
|
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subscribed to.
|
||||
|
||||
{!go-to-the.md!} [Default streams](/#organization/default-streams-list)
|
||||
1. Go to the [Default streams](/#organization/default-streams-list)
|
||||
{!admin.md!}
|
||||
|
||||
2. To add a new stream to **Default streams**, enter the name of the stream in the
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