1. Use the Register function through the webinterface. Where users will then have send their password.

2. Create them manually in the DB, table "tblLogins".

Then you assign the users a password manually.

Here's what I did, or the logic anyway.

Every morning at 6am a script runs to email all users in the database about spam.

The script checks to see if they are alreayd registered, if they are it sends out the email with a link that automatically logs them in with their password.

If they aren't it sends another link to register.

Now in the link it already knows their email address, because in order to send the email to them the script would know it too right? So when they click on the link, their email address is a variable, and it filled in on the register form automatically. So they just have to type in their name, and click register and there are no mistakes with the email address. Works flawlessly for me and my customers.

Once they register they again click on a provided link with their password embedded and in they go.

Hope that helps!

That part I have covered, they only register if they get an email from the system, if they do get an email and they are registered, they click on the link and it automatically logs them in. It requires little to none administration. Everyone gets a notification at 6am or hourly if they so choose.

I was just trying to think of a way to eliminate some spam in the database. Not a really huge deal.