How do I save passwords in XP Home?

From: Jeremy Hoekstra (jeremy.hoekstraNOSPAM_at_celeratec.com)
Date: 08/26/04 

Date: Thu, 26 Aug 2004 10:31:05 -0700

Hi, let me start of by describing the scenario I am
working in.

I am a home user that needs to login to a https:// site
that uses Windows Authenication (not a username and
password field in an HTML form on the site, so it's not
an AutoComplete Issue) to get to the subdirectory pages
where the web application I use is running.

In Windows 2000, there was an checkbox for Windows
Authentication sites to allow you to save that username
and password. This does not seem to exist in Windows
XP. How do I get this functionality? It's really
annoying typing in a username and password every time.

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