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Nuria
I don't know how to make an imputbox text to have password mask. Is there any
way to do it or should I make a new form to do it?
way to do it or should I make a new form to do it?
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Brendan Reynolds
You can't do it with an inputbox. You can do it with a form, but I don't
recommend it. It is so full of holes that it is worse than useless - it
gives the illusion of security where no security exists. Try creating a text
box on a form with a password mask, enter any non-dictionary word as the
password, and hit F7.
recommend it. It is so full of holes that it is worse than useless - it
gives the illusion of security where no security exists. Try creating a text
box on a form with a password mask, enter any non-dictionary word as the
password, and hit F7.
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Roger Carlson
You can't do it in an Input Box. You will have to create a form with a
textbox that you can format as Password.
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fredg
I don't know how to make an imputbox text to have password mask. Is there any
way to do it or should I make a new form to do it?
Can't be done using the InputBox.
Create a form with an unbound text control.
Use the Passport Input Mask in the control.