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I have been tasked with creating subscribed users for VLSC for MSDN. During my first test, I created a user with the assigned subscriptions and sent them an invite. The end user receives an email to activate the link, but does not generate a password. <br />
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So my question, how can I have VLSC create an account for me without having the users create their own. Unless I am doing this wrong please inform me.<br />
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Thanks!
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I have been tasked with creating subscribed users for VLSC for MSDN. During my first test, I created a user with the assigned subscriptions and sent them an invite. The end user receives an email to activate the link, but does not generate a password. 

So my question, how can I have VLSC create an account for me without having the users create their own. Unless I am doing this wrong please inform me.

Thanks!

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