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As far as I know, you can't create a mask using an input
box. You'll have to create your own User Form that uses a textbox control that has the PasswordChar property set to something (astrisks works well most of the time). -----Original Message----- My first usage of this newsgroup! I would like to introduce a password in an input box to be runned in a macro - as part of a connection string - , to access an external database. For this purpose, i would like that the entry in the input box would be not echoed or that would show with a "*" mask. Does any one out there can help? Thanks for reading it, Vasco . |
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