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Hi, all: I recommend choosing a "random" real word, as described in this thread, then interspersing digits and/or allowed special characters, to make it very "hard to guess" and not prone to a "dictionary" based attack. For example, suppose the word (chosen at "random", by whatever means, such as dart-throwing, etc.) turns out to be "Monday". I could construct "m5o4n3d2a1y" (truncate if needed to 10 chars.). This is not that hard to remember; you remember the word, e.g., "monday", and the "digits", e.g. "54321". Pretty secure, yes? But, don't ever write it down anywhere! :-) Regards, Mark S. Waterbury
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