Objective:

Some customers may wish to have only username validation, and no input and validation of users password.

How to:

To hide the password field in EveryonePrint login forms, do the following:

1. Stop the EveryonePrint Web service
2. Make a backup copy of <Program Files(x86)>\EveryonePrint\eop.xml
3. Edit <Program Files(x86)>\EveryonePrint\eop.xml  in an editor such as Notepad
4. Insert <loginhidepassword>true</loginhidepassword> anywhere between <settings> and </settings> similar to below:

   <settings><loginhidepassword>true</loginhidepassword><debugkeepfiles>true</debugkeepfiles><classid>X+qYvgOs268Qs9uoCazcvhSn0awRpN6uA+OXphatrbMXp6rdCajf22fi298TrdLYZ6vbsxSv2NoWqancE7Pa2xXa298Q27izFa2o3RXb3KZ0</classid>

5. Save configuration file and re-start EveryonePrint Web service.

The password field should now be hidden