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Hiding macro passwords??

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    Hiding macro passwords??

    I've finally gotten my macro to do what I wanted, but I have a few small problems..

    When my "enter password" box appears on the screen, you can see the password i'm typing. Can I change it so that the numbers don't show up, but asterics do or perhaps change the font color?

    Is it make the passwords in the code below invincible so that if someone opens up visio they can't see them, or can I protect visio from being opened?


    Anone have a solution to my problem??



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    Last edited by mitelkm; 11-16-2007 at 04:24 PM.

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    You need to create a UserForm & set the TextBox PasswordChar property to *
    Hope that helps.

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    As this is a follow on question in your thread
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    This question would have been asked in the same thread/

    The following method is from
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    You need to enter all this code at the top of a normal module
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    This code need to go in the same module as the above code - it can be placed below or above other macros & function codes. But not above the code listed above
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    You call the InputBoxDK function from your macro - Add this code as shown in your other thread
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