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This program is built with Netbeans IDE.
Its purpose is to generate a nice random password that's compliant with most corporate standards.
Alternatively, it can generate an arguably more secure passphrase, ie: horse correct battery staple
I wrote it because I got sick of having to come up with 10 random characters including 2 alphanumeric, 2 numbers,
2 special characters, etc. Easier to code something up and push a button.
Install Instructions:
Requires Java runtime environment. If your computer doesn't have that, though, there's gonna be a lot more
than this that doesn't work.
1. Grab the pwgen.jar file out of the "deploy" folder.
2. Save it to your desktop or wherever you want to run it from.
3. Double-click pwgen.jar to run the program.
4. Profit!
Developer Instructions:
Import the project into NetBeans and build. You can then run it from the debugger, make changes, etc..
It will produce a stand-alone JAR file as deploy/pwgen.jar
http://www.netbeans.org
Standalone JAR:
A standalone JAR is included in the repository. If you simply wish to use this program, just
download and run deploy/pwgen.jar.