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HOW TO: Protect Passwords in WML Devices

Author: support.microsoft.com | Published: 21st Aug 2005 | Visited: 241 times | Add Comment
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This article describes how to control password security on Wireless Markup Language (WML) mobile devices. More Information Routinely, users who browse to Web sites must type their user name and password before they enter secured pages. Some WML...

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