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The Authorization panel appears when the web site you're visiting requires that you submit a password in order to proceed. It's also used for logging into FTP servers.
- Type the name required to log into the server in the Name field. If the field is disabled, it means the authorization method being used already knows your name and you need only supply a password.
- Type the password required to log into the server in the Password field.
- Click the OK button to submit the password to the server, or the Cancel button to attempt to log in without a password. (If you submit an incorrect password, the Authorization panel will likely appear again.)
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If the Remember name and password box is checked, your name and password will be stored securely using the Keychain feature of Mac OS X. If you come back to this site in the future, your password will automatically be entered if your keychain is unlocked. (If your keychain is locked, you'll need to unlock it first.) To inspect the items in your keychain, use the Keychain Access application provided with Mac OS X. For more information about the Keychain, see Mac Help.
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