Custom Password Policy

Hi xperts,
I want to create a custom password policy which shoud fulfil the following requirements.
1Allow additional alpha characters more other than A-Z and a-z. i.e the ones in Start button--->Programs>Accessories>System Tools>Character Map.
2.Expand the default special characters list
3 and we dont want email prefix(before @ to be used in the password).
Any Ideas if we can do this ?

You can put your validation using Java Script on Create User Form.----this can fulfil my 3rd requirement.
or
you can create custom action class which will validate your password. Change the reference of OLD action class and replace it with yours.
I am a little new to sucg kind of customisations,can u just give me a little idea how exactly I can go about it..i.e which files to modify,which action class etc...
Also I want this password policy for a group of users and if I modify the action class will there be an effect on the policies associated with other resources?

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