Random PassGen

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Last Update: 2015-02-13

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A simple java program that generates a random password.
Requires Java preinstalled.
Instructions:
1. Download the jar file, and save it on your computer
2. Open command prompt in windows (search for cmd)
3. Type "cd" followed by the path of the directory that contains the jar file
4. Type "java -jar RanPassGenv1.jar"
5. Follow the instructions that appear in command prompt.

This was a simple test program I made in 15 minutes. You can use it or the source code however you want.

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