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On a userform being used as a LogOn, I have two textboxes...txt1 & txt2. The end user will use txt1 as a UserName entrance & txt2 as a PassWord entrance. What code can i use to change the entry from displaying text to displaying *****, as to provide some form of security? Can this be done? Thanx in advance |
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Hi Zaahir,
Try something like: '============= Private Sub UserForm_Initialize() Me.TextBox2.PasswordChar = "*" End Sub '<<============= --- Regards, Norman "Zaahir" wrote in message ... Hi On a userform being used as a LogOn, I have two textboxes...txt1 & txt2. The end user will use txt1 as a UserName entrance & txt2 as a PassWord entrance. What code can i use to change the entry from displaying text to displaying *****, as to provide some form of security? Can this be done? Thanx in advance |
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Thanx Norman "Norman Jones" wrote: Hi Zaahir, Try something like: '============= Private Sub UserForm_Initialize() Me.TextBox2.PasswordChar = "*" End Sub '<<============= --- Regards, Norman "Zaahir" wrote in message ... Hi On a userform being used as a LogOn, I have two textboxes...txt1 & txt2. The end user will use txt1 as a UserName entrance & txt2 as a PassWord entrance. What code can i use to change the entry from displaying text to displaying *****, as to provide some form of security? Can this be done? Thanx in advance |
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