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Passwords

Dreaming up new passwords is the bane of your life.

Now you can have truly random and unbreakable passwords generated with a simple click.

And they can be loaded directly into your PassWords.doc, although, of course, you don't call it that.

You will notice in the descriptions below that I write "that is surely unique".

Of course with millions of people creating passwords, there is always the odd chance that someone will share a password the same of yours, but neither of you is likely to know that.

Furthermore, I employ characteristics of the machine on which the password is being generated to randomize the password. Each machine is unique in the characteristics I have chosen.

PassWordOfTheDate

Uses a date relative to today's date to generate a scrambled encoded password that is surely unique.

Example: "45bxbiatt"

PassWordOfTheDay

Uses the current date to generate a scrambled encoded password that is surely unique.

Example: "45buj"

PassWordOfTheTime

Uses the current time to generate a scrambled encoded password that is surely unique.

Example: "syvhw"

TypePasswordOfInput

Uses a supplied input string to generate a scrambled encoded password that is surely unique.

Example: "DmkcgRsreiwi"

TypePasswordOfTheDate

Uses a date relative to today's date to generate a scrambled encoded password that is surely unique.

Example: "45bxbiatt"

TypePasswordOfTheDay

Uses the current date to generate a scrambled encoded password that is surely unique.

Example: "45buj"

TypePasswordOfTheDayTime

Uses the current date and the current time to generate a scrambled encoded password that is surely unique.

Example: "45bujsywjw"

TypePasswordOfTheRND

Uses Word's random number generator to generate a scrambled encoded password that is surely unique.

Example: "70554751"

TypePasswordOfTheTime

Uses the current time to generate a scrambled encoded password that is surely unique.

Example: "syvhw"


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