It is simple to mask the characters entered in a textbox by setting the PasswordChar Property
The same can be done using C# code as shown below:
TextBox2.PasswordChar = "*"
Text Box without Mask
PasswordChar Property in TextBox
Masked Textbox
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Nice tip. I'll have to try it out. Will help to improve security on some apps I would think. Thanks!
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ReplyDeleteSet 'UseSystemPasswordChar' on True. Then you got the nice dots and not the stars
ReplyDeletegood job
ReplyDeletethanks alot, that what i need
ReplyDeleteIt's not very secure, the password is still visible if you scan the program with Spy++.
ReplyDeletehow to do that in ASP.NET ? In ASP.NET there is no PasswordChar properties for textbox.
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