Dec4Written by:slhilbert
12/4/2008 11:21 AM 
Disclaimer: This is an unsolicited plug, but a plug none the less.
We all have problems keeping track of our passwords.
As my client list has grown I have had more and more problems with this. This fall I went looking for a solution and I found a great one,
Flyingbit Password Keeper.
I have been using this baby for several months and don’t know what I did before this product came into my life. Well, I do know what I did, and it wasn’t pretty…
Anyway, I suggest you check this out if you are in need of some serious password management.
It allows you to store all sorts of information with the use of custom attributes that you can setup to describe just about anything.
A feature I really like is the ability to save my password database to a thumb drive and take it with me on the road. I can pop the thumb drive in my laptop and pull up the passwords without having to install any software.
To access all of your passwords you only need to know one master password (one ring to rule them all, bru ha ha ha!)
Finally, I downloaded a free version, and have a heck of a lot of passwords and other information (IPs, URLs, Notes) and haven’t needed to buy anything yet.
Thus ends the unsolicited plug. Dotnetnuke related blog posts will continue on the flip side.
3 comment(s) so far...
Re: Are you looking for a great Password Management Program?
Another good one is keepass.info/
By Joakim E on
12/5/2008 2:35 AM
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Re: Are you looking for a great Password Management Program?
I love keepass.info/ too. I can also use the same database with the 'mobile' version running on the IPAQ (will run on any pocket pc or smart phone)
By horacioj on
12/5/2008 7:21 AM
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Re: Are you looking for a great Password Management Program?
My favorite password manager is Logon Automator.
One feature that Logon Automator has that most password managers do not have is the ability to launch and login to multiple sites with just one mouse click. For most password managers, you have to manually open up a new instance of the browser (or a new browser tab) and tell the password manager to login for you.
With Logon Automator, all you have to do is click on the "Launch Selected Sites" button and it will fire up multiple instances of IE and log in automatically for you.
Check out their screen shots and see how easy it is to use this password manager.
By John McFee on
12/10/2008 1:23 AM
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