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@{JCENTER}- PASSY - PASSWORD PROTECTION -
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@{JCENTER}made using G4C by Richard Kapp 1999


@{"What's that? " LINK "Intro"}

@{"Requirements " LINK "Req"}

@{"Installation " LINK "Inst"}

@{"Usage " LINK "Usage"}

@{"Copyright " LINK "Copy"}
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@NODE "Intro" "Introduction"

What's that ?
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Passy is a password-protection-system. You can use it,  if you don't like others to play around 
with your computer, harddisk etc.

It opens a window on your WB, where you have to enter your password. If it is the wrong one, 
the screen flashes and you get the message 'WRONG PASSWORD!'.  If it's the correct password, 
you get back to your WB-screen.

The window is always as big as your WB-screen and it's impossible (I think) to reach the
WB-Screen behind the passy-window.

Well - a simple password-protection, that's all.


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@NODE "Req" "Requirements"

Requirements
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- Amiga with a modern OS (3.x) (Maybe it works on older OS-versions, too)

- GUI4CLI and GUI (You can find them in the drawer 'Passy')

- Memory

- Keyboard to type in the password

- Mouse

- Monitor 

I think that's it....
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@NODE "Inst" "Installation"

Installation
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Just move the drawer wherever you like and double-click on the icon 'Passy'.

The default password is: Password (Case-sensitive!)

That's all.
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@NODE "Usage" "Usage"

Usage
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Type in the default password: Password (Case-sensitive!!) to get back to WB-screen.
If it is the wrong password, the screen flashes and you will be returned to enter your
password again.

Preferences
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You want your own password?

NO PROBLEM!

The program PASSY is just a textfile made for GUI4CLI. 
You just need to start a text-editor and search for the line ENTER YOUR PASSWORD HERE!!!
Delete the default password 'Password' there and replace it with your own and save the textfile
back as 'Passy'. 
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@NODE "Copy" "Copy"

Copyrights
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I am not responsible for anything!

This tool is FREEWARE!

Richard Kapp 
November 1999
Vienna

e-mail:narr.cybersdorf@gmx.net
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