XPost: comp.os.ms-windows.programmer.win32   
   From: address@is.invalid   
      
   Vanguard,   
      
   > Before going off on a red herring, have you used Nirsoft PSPV   
   > to check if there is anything in Pstore (...) ?   
      
   You have a point, and I did not do so until just now.    There are multiple   
   "outlook express" entries.  And yes, one with the (accountname, username   
   and) password  I am looking for.   
      
   Though I already found out that pstorec.dll is used (and the pstore object   
   created),  it didn't tell me if something has been stored in it.   
      
   > (for the Windows account under which you are logged into since   
   > Pstore is a per-user crypto cache)?   
      
   :-) It would not be much of a /protected/ store if the different users could   
   just take a peek at each others (username and) passwords.  IOW, I already   
   assumed it would be linked to the users account.   
      
      
   I just realized : as the pspv program is GUI (and not console) based, how   
   did you think you could retrieve (get it to return) the password ?   
      
   Regards,   
   Rudy Wieser   
      
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