Yes @swabbinsky that's what I did until I got used to AutoHotKey well enough to find that easier. I just changed the password to P@ssw0rd (a well known password that passes all the stupid checks and that crackers always test for).
The issue I encountered with some accounts is that they disable re-use of a prior password as well, so I went through password sequences like this:
DGgYR@#5!xv&8M&glSbDdiIaQj0#GBcyifLHujNs
P@ssw0rd
O?Mhkov6JzXgv4@hGu4vP6eP4s0b1iwV$KdIdWha
(Actually, they were normally 64 characters long, but the DashLane generator is now limited to 40). Unfortunately I then had to go and update the password in Quicken; while it is no longer owned by Intuit and much better as a result it still has its own separate password database. Having to do all that work was what actually caused me to stop changing the password; not the security risk of using every crackers favorite password.
