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Thank you Heyhey :)<br />
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You gave me more than I wanted with your URL.
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Thank you Heyhey :)

You gave me more than I wanted with your URL.

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I forgot to give you the points :-)<br />
I give you some more points from previous questions were I was a bit unfair :)
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I forgot to give you the points :-)
I give you some more points from previous questions were I was a bit unfair :)

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Hi, <br />
I want to do something like the password's Linux mode.<br />
For example under the Shell or Ms-dos mode I want the user to be able to write characters but at the screen nothing should be echoed (or printed).<br />
<br />
Something like:<br />
====<br />
Username: someone<br />
PassWord:<br />
====<br />
<br />
And after the password the characters should not be visible.<br />
<br />
Thank you in advance
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Hi, 
I want to do something like the password's Linux mode.
For example under the Shell or Ms-dos mode I want the user to be able to write characters but at the screen nothing should be echoed (or printed).

Something like:
====
Username: someone
PassWord:
====

And after the password the characters should not be visible.

Thank you in advance

Emulating the LINUX  pass interface

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