Password Retreival ??

DavidC

Is there a way to retreive my password to log in with out changing it? I was mindful enough to write it down but apparently someone broke in, rifled through my stuff, stole the password, straightened up the mess amd locked the door on the way out. Or the dog ate it.

I would like to sign in on another computor without having to change my password on the others I use. Any help appreciated.

Good Luck
Dave

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Bill

Not sure, try to send Nathan a PM, he will know

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Ed the Roofer

Usually on forums like this, when you try to sign in with the incorrect password, you will get a prompt notifying you that it is incorrect and asking you if you forgot your password and as long as you enter the correct e-mail address, the password will be sent to you.

Try it, it works on other forums for me.

Ed

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Bill

may do, but I know some sites I forgot my password and they email me a thing that resets it. They dont send the password. Now some do send the password. Want a neat trick? When you bookmark a page that requires a username and password I just edit it and type in the site name followed by the username, then password, then save it in favorites. (contractortalk.com myusername password)

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Nathan

Yea, either send me a PM or you can use the contact form here: http://www.contractortalk.com/sendmessage.php

Just tell me your username and what you want your password changed to and I'll do it.

Thanks,
Nathan

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