P6v7 Time Approval - Login screen appears. P6 user/pass fail.

We are using P6 version 7 SP3. When we go to Tools>Time Approval, a Java launch screen pops and then I am prompted to enter a user name and password, but the password is populated with ***********. When I enter the P6 login password, it fails. We are in native mode. Any help is appreciated.

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