[python-win32] "native" password dialog?

[Chris R. Martin]

I use a program called OmniPass, which is a password "vault" program 
that works in conjunction with a USB fingerprint device. The software 
works by "remembering" passwords typed into dialog boxes. When presented 
with the dialog box on subsequent occasions, it intercepts the dialog 
and displays its own "fingerprint enabled" dialog box.

However, I've been unable to get the program to work with Python/Tk. It 
just doesn't "recognize" any of my dialog boxes as password dialogs. So, 
I guess my question has two parts:

1) Does win32 have a "native" type of password dialog? Any guesses on 
how OmniPass recognizes a dialog as a "password dialog"?

2) What is the best way to generate native dialogs with Python? Will 
they work in conjunction with Tk?

Thanks for any information you can provide!
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