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I would like to be able to create a random letter from A-Z for a member login authorization code. I would like to have a 7 digit number ie: A543BC21 so that they can create a username and password. I know how to randomize a number (ie: mt_rand( 0, 9 );) but how can I randomize letters? I tried using mt_rand( "A", "Z" ) but as I expected, it gave me an "Invalid Range" error. I could do this: <? $letter = mt_rand( 1, 36 ); if( $letter == "1" ) { $letter = "A"; } //etc. like this for A-Z ?> but it would be exceptionally messy and way too long. Is there any other way to do it? If it doesn't exist, can you add this to the next version of PHP? Thanks so much! Brad Taylor Senior Web Developer BradCom Industries LTD www.simplysmarter.org