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Password Manager

Glenquin · 2006-09-08 16:27:39

:cool: Hi guys , What would you recommend as a alternative to Symantec's "Password manager" , some program to keep my details for boards and form filling etc. Thanks.

08-09-2006 4:27pm

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Glenquin

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:cool: Hi guys ,
What would you recommend as a alternative to Symantec's "Password manager" , some program to keep my details for boards and form filling etc.

Thanks.

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#2 08-09-2006 4:33pm

Mad Mike

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Hard to beat the excellent (and free) Keepass: http://keepass.sourceforge.net/

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#3 08-09-2006 4:50pm

WizZard

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Another vote for KeePass here

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#4 08-09-2006 5:13pm

trout

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Highly recommend KeePass ... my unit of 19 techs couldn't operate without it.

I love the way it clears passwords from your clipboard after 10 seconds.

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#5 08-09-2006 5:18pm

Ruu_Old

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Brilliant app, thanks for the linkage.

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#6 09-09-2006 10:22am

Glenquin

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I've gone with the unanimous choice of "Keepass" , it works fine with no problems. The only thing that "Password Manager" has is that it's more user friendly, but then I'm not up to speed with "Keepass" yet.
Thanks for the advice lads.

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#7 09-09-2006 5:14pm

CyberGhost

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I prefer Password Agent personally.

http://www.moonsoftware.com/pwagent.asp

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