Drupal Documentation Task

1. In the navigation menu click Administer -> Site Building -> Menus
2. Choose the menu you would like to add the external link to
3. At the top click Add Item
4. Under Path enter the url of the site you would like to link to.
5. Under Menu link title enter the name that is to be shown on the menu.
6. You may enter a description for the menu item
7. Choose it's parent

1. In the navigation menu click Administer -> Site Building -> Menus
2. Click on the menu you would like to change
3. Click the cross next to the menu you would like to move and drag it to the
   location you would like to move it to. You can drag it left and right
   to either make it a sub menu of another menu or remove it from a submenu
   of another menu.
4. Click Save Configuration

1. In the navigation menu click Administer -> User Management -> Users
2. Check the box of the user(s) you would like to delete
3. In the drop down box under Update options choose Delete the selected users
4. Click Update
5. If you are sure you want to delete the user(s) then click Delete all

1. In the navigation menu click Administer -> User Management -> Users
2. Click Add User
3. Under Username enter the Username for the user
4. Under E-mail address enter the Email address
5. Enter a password twice. This should consist of letters, numbers,
   and symbols.
6. If you would like to keep the user from logging in for the time being then under
   status choose blocked.

The aggregator is a powerful on-site syndicator and news reader that gathers fresh content from RSS-, RDF-, and Atom-based feeds made available across the web. Thousands of sites (particularly news sites and blogs) publish their latest headlines and posts in feeds, using a number of standardized XML-based formats. Formats supported by the aggregator include RSS, RDF, and Atom.

The system module is at the foundation of your Drupal website, and provides basic but extensible functionality for use by other modules and themes. Some integral elements of Drupal are contained in and managed by the system module, including caching, enabling or disabling of modules and themes, preparing and displaying the administrative page, and configuring fundamental site settings. A number of key system maintenance operations are also part of the system module.

The system module provides:

The help module provides context sensitive help on the use and configuration of Drupal and its modules, and is a supplement to the more extensive online Drupal handbook. The online handbook may contain more up-to-date information, is annotated with helpful user-contributed comments, and serves as the definitive reference point for all Drupal documentation.