Sure, you can make your password system as simple or
complex as you'd like. One of the easiest ways is spelled
out at the following URL, complete with code and simple
instructions:
I actually have used the one from 4guysfromrolla, but I
used a DSN connection to an Access database (where all my
usernames and passwords are stored). It took some
experimenting to get the code right, but it works great.
If you can have the page as an asp page I have a super simple password
protection script I found somewhere. it only requires a password not a user
name and it only allows for one.
what is it you're trying to do exactly?
Sorry I can't help you with this,but if you find the
answer I would appreciate the information as well
If I find the answer first I will mail you.
Thanks
David Taylor
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