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Stored Passwords in Internet ExplorerIs it possible to write a script which will set a stored username/password
into Internet Explorer? "notagirrafe" <notagirr***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message It is not clear what you want. Do you want to set IE so that when you run news:99EE72DA-8AC7-48C2-91AD-646BC932DBCA@microsoft.com... > Is it possible to write a script which will set a stored username/password > into Internet Explorer? it, it will run under the credentials of a different account? If so, the preferred method would be to start IE using runas. This will, of course, require that the user enter the alternate password. If you want users to run under the credentials of an account whose password should not be shared with them, there are "runas" tools available to do such a thing. But there are security risks involved with most of these, especially when the account used is privileged. /Al Because I happen to be wondering the same thing, I think the OP wants
to know how to programatically set the values that IE uses in AutoComplete when it hits a particular site's prompt. Al Dunbar wrote: Show quoteHide quote > "notagirrafe" <notagirr***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:99EE72DA-8AC7-48C2-91AD-646BC932DBCA@microsoft.com... > > Is it possible to write a script which will set a stored username/password > > into Internet Explorer? > > It is not clear what you want. Do you want to set IE so that when you run > it, it will run under the credentials of a different account? If so, the > preferred method would be to start IE using runas. This will, of course, > require that the user enter the alternate password. > > If you want users to run under the credentials of an account whose password > should not be shared with them, there are "runas" tools available to do such > a thing. But there are security risks involved with most of these, > especially when the account used is privileged. > > /Al "RickB" <rbiel***@i1.net> wrote in message You are likely right. Do you know how to do this? Regardless, I would advise news:65f1aa60-419e-4867-97e8-51fc3233ead8@p2g2000prn.googlegroups.com... > Because I happen to be wondering the same thing, I think the OP wants > to know how to programatically set the values that IE uses in > AutoComplete when it hits a particular site's prompt. against embedding any password in this (or any other) manner. /Al Show quoteHide quote > Al Dunbar wrote: >> "notagirrafe" <notagirr***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >> news:99EE72DA-8AC7-48C2-91AD-646BC932DBCA@microsoft.com... >> > Is it possible to write a script which will set a stored >> > username/password >> > into Internet Explorer? >> >> It is not clear what you want. Do you want to set IE so that when you run >> it, it will run under the credentials of a different account? If so, the >> preferred method would be to start IE using runas. This will, of course, >> require that the user enter the alternate password. >> >> If you want users to run under the credentials of an account whose >> password >> should not be shared with them, there are "runas" tools available to do >> such >> a thing. But there are security risks involved with most of these, >> especially when the account used is privileged. >> >> /Al 
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