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User - StaticPassword for Joomla 1.6/1.7/2.5

folder_lockedPrevent one or more usergroups from changing their passwords!

A similar extension exists for J1.5, but since it hadn't been updated - I created a 1.6/1.7 compatible version.

Usage is simple - enable the plugin after selecting which usergroups will be prevented from password changes (use CTRL or Mac Command key to select multiple).  When saved, the users in those groups will not be presented with the password fields when editing their account details.  Additionally, it prevents submission of passwords (just in case you get someone who thinks they're smarter than that).

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