How to Change Your Password to Something Easy to Remember Suzuki Burgman Scooter Riders

How to Change Your Password to Something Easy to Remember

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Steve Rhode

North Carolina

10:28 am March 2, 2009

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Excellent tip Richard!

For other Mac users like me I recommend 1Password. It does the same thing for us Mac geeks. See 1Password to download a copy.

My one claim to fame here, I'm the guy that started the BurgmanRiders.com site.

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rdinning

9:54 am March 2, 2009

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An even better idea is to use Roboform and then you won't need passwords you can remember.

By the time you've been using the web for a few years, you will have at least 300 to 400 passwords and since no two web sites have the same criteria for passwords most of them will be different.

Yes you can keep a list of sites and IDs and passwords to look up, but that really slows you down. Roboform is free to try from their web site http://www.roboform.com/php/la…..oboform_tm

and only US$29.95 to upgrade to the Pro version. The free version is limited to 30 or so passwords while the Pro version is unlimited. For security you can password protect your passwords so a stranger sitting at your computer can't use them.

Note: I have no financial involvement with the Roboform people except for being a long time customer.

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Steve Rhode

North Carolina

9:25 am March 1, 2009

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You can change your password after you login to the forum, click on the profile link and in your profile, one of the options is to change you password. It is located towards the bottom of your profile screen.

You are looking for the Change Password section as shown below.