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Posted: Tuesday, 05/20/2003 -- by alexander kogler. Subject: problem with password

I downloaded the script "password.sca" from the old scala forum. My problem with the srcipt is:
The field "textentry button" can't be left via hitting the return key. Also the cursor should be automatically located in the field "text entry button".

second request:
Is there a possibility to transform the password script so that the password is only valid for a month. This means that after 30 days the slideshow can't be seen with the old password, there has to be used a new password again (new month = new password). The password(s) should be defined already in the script. This means that the list of passwords for X months should already be included.
Any help in this case would be very appreciated.

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