My problem is that I deal with several apps at work that require a password.
Some require special characters, some bar them, some want 8 digits, some at
least 5, some change every 90 days, some don't. ARGH!!! I've had to create a
cheat sheet to remember what's what. On our system you are locked at on
three attempts and I really hate calling IT for a password reset.
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JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]
Tech Editor for "Microsoft Publisher 2007 For Dummies"
Meebers said:
Very seldom do *I* need to refer to the "sheet" except where sites require
you to use a long non changeable sign in, otherwise it is "characterized"
(I hope) so that most of the times I understand it.
JoAnn Paules said:
That's why my list says things like "8 w/ cap" or "8 w/spec char". *I*
know what that means.
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JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]
Tech Editor for "Microsoft Publisher 2007 For Dummies"
Tom Willett said:
Agreed. Wouldn't want to really keep it on the computer for security
reasons.
:I have been doing mine on Excel for years, but I print out the copy and
it
: is under glass on my desk at home. It would be a PITA to have to run
excel
: every time you want to know your SI/PW.
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: > "Tom Willett" wrote:
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: >> Excel?
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: >> : >> : I'm new to MS Office and was thinking about keeping track of my
: >> different
: >> : website login names and passwords, any ideas on the best way to
do
this
: >> with
: >> : Office Enterprise 2007? Any help would be appreciated! Thanks
: >>
: >> Yeah that's what I thought...Excel it is. Thanks for the quick
response!
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