With passwords, it's better not to store them at all even in encrypted 
format.  Just store the MD5 value of the password and use that to 
compare against the MD5 value of the password they type in when logging 
in.  Much safer.

Allen wrote:
> Hello Gene
> Thanks for your input. I'm using vfp9 sp1 so it is an option. What I ended
> up doing was putting in a password length field and use that to work it out.
> Like your idea of the delimit though, it would work fine.
> Al
>
>   



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