How To Change A File Password From Within Alphaword Plus; Resetting File Passwords; How To Reset All File Passwords From Within The Control Panel - Alphasmart NEO 1 User Manual

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Resetting File Passwords

If you don't know a
file's password, you
can enter the master
password instead. The master
password automatically
overrides file passwords.
R e s e t t i n g F i l e P a s s w o r d s
You need the master
password to reset
file passwords. Use
AlphaSmart Manager to set
this password; see page 115.
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6. Type the current password. (If you've never changed it, the password is
probably write.) Then, type the new password, press tab, and type the
new password again to confirm it. Press enter when you've finished. A
message appears telling you the password was changed.
7. Press any key to return to the AlphaWord settings.
How to Change a File Password from within AlphaWord
Plus
1. Open the file for which you want to change the password. You need to
enter the current password to open it. If you've never changed the
password, you can use the default password, which is write, or you can
enter the master password.
2. Press option- -P. You will see a screen like the one below.
3. Type the current file password. Press tab and type your new password;
then, press tab and type it again to confirm it.
4. Press enter. You'll see a message that the password has been changed;
then, you'll return to your file.
If you forget file passwords, you can reset the passwords for all AlphaWord
Plus files on this NEO back to the default password, which is write (or the
password you chose in AlphaSmart Manager—see page 117). You can reset
passwords from Control Panel or from within AlphaWord Plus as described
below. You can also reset all file passwords using AlphaSmart Manager (see
page 117).
How to Reset All File Passwords from within the Control
Panel
1. Press applets.
2. Move the cursor next to Control Panel and press enter.
3. Move the cursor next to AlphaWord settings and press enter.
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