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On Fri, 8 Aug 2003 11:26:44 -0400, "keith" <keith at kdz13.net> wrote: >I believe it would store the password for the repository in the sandbox, >yes. > It's actually stored in the registry. However with SSPI it's better to not login at all - let Windows handle the authentication automatically. The ability to login with sspi is for when the machine is remote & not part of the workgroup/domain. I've had cases where laptops have got themselves into a wierd intermediate domain/non-domain state where they required a login (logged into the domain, refused to authenticate.. same for network shares) but in 90% of cases it's not needed. Tony