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cooljam23, kahlean is right... A saved password always appears as 14-16 little asterik's *******... Thats just so someone who is trying to figure out a saved password has no clue as to the real amount of characters involved...<br />
-Your DUN profile is messed up , or you're making some kind of mistake (caps on etc)..<br />

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cooljam23, kahlean is right... A saved password always appears as 14-16 little asterik's *******... Thats just so someone who is trying to figure out a saved password has no clue as to the real amount of characters involved...
-Your DUN profile is messed up , or you're making some kind of mistake (caps on etc)..


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Thanks. I've been changing the password everytime I go online, lol silly me.
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Thanks. I've been changing the password everytime I go online, lol silly me.

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no problem, glad i could help here.
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For some reason my dial up doesn't want to accept my password. &nbsp;It always comes up with it's own password which I dont know what it is. &nbsp;It's quite long, not sure how many character, but when I tried to change it, it would come back.
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For some reason my dial up doesn't want to accept my password.  It always comes up with it's own password which I dont know what it is.  It's quite long, not sure how many character, but when I tried to change it, it would come back.

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