> Passwords in the DFM simply is not a good idea. It isn't my intention to
> force that upon you but as an immediate work around until I can really see
> just what is going on here, I recommend that you either use the login prompt
> or otherwise plug in passwords at runtime in code.

This one caught me as well - most of my sites simply do not need security as the
site is secure, or there is no monitor or keyboard. Plugging in the id is OK,
but it adds to the remote work to a site when all I did in the past was pumped
over the program. I am being asked to reduce setup steps, not increase it.

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Lester Caine
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