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-Account Settings
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-* **User Name:** The user name.
-* **Password:** The password.
-* **Confirm Password:** Must match the password.
-* **Language:** Choose a language for the user.
-* **Time Zone:** Time zone specific to the user.
-* **Status:** Used for call center and operator panel.
-* **Contact:** The users contact.  Is used in a phone directory or Apps > Contacts.
-* **Groups:** Group the user is in and relates to what the user can see and do in the menus.
-* **Domain:**  Domain specific to the user.
-* **Enabled:** Enable or disable the account.
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-Time zone can be set per user but it can also be set in Menu -> Advanced -> Default Settings.

source/home/dashboard.rst

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-Dashboard
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-Quickly access information and tools related to your account.  Depending on the user permissions, the user may see fewer options on this screen.
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-* **Voicemail:** New and total voicemails related to the user's voicemail box.  A user can be assigned to more than 1 voicemail box.
-* **Missed Calls:** Missed calls for the user.
-* **Recent Calls:** Number of calls in the last 24 hours.
-* **System Status:** Disk usage in percentage, FusionPBX version, FreeSWITCH version, FreeSWITCH uptime, OS Uptime, CPU Usage, DB Connections, Channels and Registrations.
-* **Call Routing:**  See if call forward, follow me, do not disturb is set and a quick way to edit those options if needed.
-* **Ring Group Forward:** See the name, extension number, if forwarding is enabled, and what number it is forwarded to.
-* **System Counts:** Number of Domains, Devices, Extensions, Gateways, Users, Destinations, CC Queues, IVR Menus, Ring Groups, Voicemail and if they are disabled.
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-`Dashboard Default Settings`_
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-.. _Dashboard Default Settings: /en/latest/advanced/default_settings.html#id5
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-How to Move the FusionPBX v5.3 Menu Bar to the Top
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-Overview
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-The new version of FusionPBX has the menu bar on the left side of the screen by default. Personally, I prefer it at the top, so here are the steps I used to make that change:
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-Step-by-step
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-1. **Log in to the FusionPBX Admin Interface**
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-   * Access the FusionPBX administrative interface.
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-2. **Go to Advanced > Default Settings**
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-   * Navigate to **Advanced** > **Default Settings**.
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-3. **Search for "Theme"**
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-   * In the filter at the top, search for "Theme."
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-4. **Change Menu Style to Fixed**
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-   * Find the **Menu_Style** setting and change it to **Fixed**.
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-5. **Save and Reload**
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-   * Save your changes and click **Reload** at the top of the Default Settings screen.
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-6. **Refresh the Interface**
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-   * Refresh your FusionPBX interface, and the menu bar should now be at the top.

source/home/logout.rst

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-Logout
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-Logout is under **Home** in the menu dropdown. 
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-Logging out could be necessary after an upgrade or settings change that requires a new session.
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-Alternatively, you can logout through the user icon located on the top right corner.
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-A logout button can also be added to the top right corner by setting **logout_icon_visible** as true in default settings
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