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There isn't a defined limit although there's probably a practical one in terms of what you can remember. However, avoid using anything other than letters and numbers (no spaces or punctuation characters) and keep the length reasonable. Avoid using passwords that are easy giveaways like dates, phone numbers, and the like. The more "jumbled" the password the more difficult it will be to guess or crack even if it only has from 8-11 characters.
The usual advice is to use a password of 8 - 10 characters with a mix of numbers, upper and lower case letters, and punctuation.
Here is Apple's official recommendation: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1506
Anthony, I don't understand why you are suggesting not to use punctuation.
Here is Apple's official recommendation: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1506
Anthony, I don't understand why you are suggesting not to use punctuation.
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