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Newcomers DBPro Corner / Encrypting [DBC]

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Zotoaster
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Joined: 20th Dec 2004
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Posted: 13th Feb 2005 03:02
hi, im sorta new to DB, i got off to the wrong start with it, i was trying to make lots of big stuff and now im all in a tangle...
anyhoo, i wanna make a pass word protection thing, this is what ive got so far..



but i spent more time making buttons and the centered texts, and all the decoration, so i didnt do much with the password thing, and i wanna find out about encryption..

long story short: Whats encryption, what do u do with it, how do u make it, etc....? if you could answer this ill make u a rich man/woman/intersex.

bye

"Well, if he dies, it'll teach him not to do it again." - Me
Opus
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Posted: 13th Feb 2005 12:32
Hello Zotoaster. There are several truly excellent forum threads which already have the answers set out for you. Look at the bottom of your screen where it says Google Forum Search and enter 'password' into the dialog box. Hit the search button.

It will immediately kick up rows of forum subjects on the matter. Select any one of the samples that looks interesting and click on the CACHE option of your selection. Not only will this open up the specific forum thread covering your subject but will highlight every word that says 'password'.

I've already had a look at a couple of them. They lay the whole deal out for you with many examples of code. I have found this technique a gold mine when it comes to researching coding problems. It has really helped speed up the learning process. Enjoy.

Eternal student in search of knowledge. But will settle for the occasional epiphany.
Zotoaster
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Posted: 14th Feb 2005 01:38
hey, thanks Opus, great help, i should do use this search more often

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