Windows^® XP
Certified Software: Password List Manager v1.6
If you’re like most of us, the internet age has allowed you access to information and services you may never have imagined. By now you probably have dozens of accounts and passwords. Vendor passwords, chat passwords, Yahoo password, E-bay password, Paypal password, ISP password, .NET password, and probably several email account passwords as well. Sometimes the list seems endless. 

Password List Manager v1.6

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Password Management can be very challenging.
Do you write passwords down on paper or sticky notes that can be lost?

Maybe you stick them on your monitor where you won’t lose them but where everyone else can see them. How can you protect your private information when you’re away from your desk?

Maybe you’ve developed the bad habit of using the same password for all of your accounts so that you can remember them. If someone gets access to one of your accounts, they could potentially access all of them.

Maybe you’ve started recording all of your usernames, passwords and various account information in a spreadsheet or database file. If someone accesses and copies the file, they have access to all your information.

What if you could lock up all of this information in a secure environment and instantly retrieve all of it by remembering just one password?

That’s what Password Manager does.  All of your information entries from passwords to PIN codes are stored in a Triple Data Encryption Standard (3DES) 192bit Encrypted File that can only be opened and decrypted using your private password. Even if someone copies and attempts to access the Password Manager file, your information remains Encrypted and safe.

With Password Manager’s special security mode enabled, you can walk away from your desk with the program still running, knowing that no one can view or access your valuable data.

Password Manager allows you to keep multiple sets of data (password lists), so you can keep vendor accounts in one file, credit card information in another, or email accounts in another. You can easily customize the type of data stored from file to file so that one file shows vendor accounts, and another shows PIN numbers etc...

Password Manager supports both Windows “drag and drop” and standard cut and paste operations. With most web sites you can login without ever having to type your account or password data.