pass recovery
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- Tetris
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Maybe stupid question, but how can I get my password back for the N highscores? I'm pretty sure I put my E-mail in, but I don't see a "forgot my password" button.
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(edit: before you do anything, make a copy of your .sol file and save it somewhere because screwing around with it isn't always entirely safe)
Your password is actually hidden in your .sol file (big reason why you shouldn't give that away blindly, by the way) - check here to see where you can find the file. Open it with a decent text editor, although even Notepad would do for now. Search for "userpass", you should get a result near the top of the file, and the characters after that word should be your password.
Your password is actually hidden in your .sol file (big reason why you shouldn't give that away blindly, by the way) - check here to see where you can find the file. Open it with a decent text editor, although even Notepad would do for now. Search for "userpass", you should get a result near the top of the file, and the characters after that word should be your password.
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Quoted for Emphasis.Spawn of Yanni wrote:(edit: before you do anything, make a copy of your .sol file and save it somewhere because screwing around with it isn't always entirely safe)
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