SQL Server Management Studio 2005 "Remember Password" doesn't work

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Published on 2008-09-30T13:33:13Z Indexed on 2010/04/20 16:03 UTC
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Folks,

I connect to a large number of SQL Server 2005 databases through SQL Server Management Studio 2005. I frequently check off "Remember password", yet the next time I try to connect it doesn't actually remember it. Have you had this experience? Any workarounds?

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