>>Try deleting the *.pwl and press "ok" instead next time you login in.
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>Thanks much, Evan. See, this is exactly the sort of post I was referring to this morning. Nice, quick help, for simple problem. Now imagine if a sysop had scooped it up and dumped it into the Windows forum, I wouldn't be sitting here happy right now <s>
Bruce,
Evan's right. The local password (stored in the .PWL file) is only for the local machine. On a Win 98 box it's ludicrous to have IMO.
I always make mine blank. Then, should you change your network password this doesn't get goofed up. Different versions of Windows act differently with respect to passwords and they are a royal pain to keep synchronized.
Just keep the really important stuff on a secure network.
Best,
DD
Best,
DD
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