Guest Joco Posted August 3, 2007 Posted August 3, 2007 Hi, Symantec has advised me that if you run Norton 360, it's not compatable with Norton Password Manager 2004, and it should therefor be deleted. I have searched and tried the free download for several programs, I cant find a simple Password Manager that will store passwords and credit card details, and also form fill. Most of those I tried seem more appropriate for the American market, multi users or networks. Any suggestions would be welcome, thanks. Joco (London)
Guest JS Posted August 3, 2007 Posted August 3, 2007 Re: Password Managers Access Manager: http://www.accessmanager.co.uk/ JS (from across the pond) "Joco" <Joco@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:04671570-A18F-4411-9CD2-3757986AD6D4@microsoft.com... > Hi, > Symantec has advised me that if you run Norton 360, it's not compatable > with > Norton Password Manager 2004, and it should therefor be deleted. > > I have searched and tried the free download for several programs, I cant > find a simple Password Manager that will store passwords and credit card > details, and also form fill. > > Most of those I tried seem more appropriate for the American market, > multi > users or networks. > > Any suggestions would be welcome, thanks. > > Joco (London) > > >
Guest Mike Lowery Posted August 3, 2007 Posted August 3, 2007 Re: Password Managers Try http://keepass.info/. "Joco" <Joco@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:04671570-A18F-4411-9CD2-3757986AD6D4@microsoft.com... > Hi, > Symantec has advised me that if you run Norton 360, it's not compatable with > Norton Password Manager 2004, and it should therefor be deleted. > > I have searched and tried the free download for several programs, I cant > find a simple Password Manager that will store passwords and credit card > details, and also form fill. > > Most of those I tried seem more appropriate for the American market, multi > users or networks. > > Any suggestions would be welcome, thanks. > > Joco (London) > > >
Guest Kurosh Posted August 3, 2007 Posted August 3, 2007 Re: Password Managers KeePass is great... been using it for a couple of months now. Don't know how I did without it. Kurosh "Mike Lowery" wrote: > Try http://keepass.info/. > > "Joco" <Joco@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:04671570-A18F-4411-9CD2-3757986AD6D4@microsoft.com... > > Hi, > > Symantec has advised me that if you run Norton 360, it's not compatable with > > Norton Password Manager 2004, and it should therefor be deleted. > > > > I have searched and tried the free download for several programs, I cant > > find a simple Password Manager that will store passwords and credit card > > details, and also form fill. > > > > Most of those I tried seem more appropriate for the American market, multi > > users or networks. > > > > Any suggestions would be welcome, thanks. > > > > Joco (London) > > > > > > > > >
Guest Joco Posted August 3, 2007 Posted August 3, 2007 Re: Password Managers JS Hi Access Manager is a little different from Norton Password Manager, which actually fills the web page for you, without having to paste the user and password info. But Access Manager is free and will do me for present. Thanks Joco (london - the other side of the pond) "JS" wrote: > Access Manager: http://www.accessmanager.co.uk/ > > JS > (from across the pond) > > "Joco" <Joco@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:04671570-A18F-4411-9CD2-3757986AD6D4@microsoft.com... > > Hi, > > Symantec has advised me that if you run Norton 360, it's not compatable > > with > > Norton Password Manager 2004, and it should therefor be deleted. > > > > I have searched and tried the free download for several programs, I cant > > find a simple Password Manager that will store passwords and credit card > > details, and also form fill. > > > > Most of those I tried seem more appropriate for the American market, > > multi > > users or networks. > > > > Any suggestions would be welcome, thanks. > > > > Joco (London) > > > > > > > > >
Guest JS Posted August 3, 2007 Posted August 3, 2007 Re: Password Managers You're welcome. JS "Joco" <Joco@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:BAE7AF1E-6383-4424-9CD5-BF99A3C6A232@microsoft.com... > JS Hi > > Access Manager is a little different from Norton Password Manager, which > actually fills the web page for you, without having to paste the user and > password info. > > But Access Manager is free and will do me for present. > > Thanks > > Joco (london - the other side of the pond) > > "JS" wrote: > >> Access Manager: http://www.accessmanager.co.uk/ >> >> JS >> (from across the pond) >> >> "Joco" <Joco@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >> news:04671570-A18F-4411-9CD2-3757986AD6D4@microsoft.com... >> > Hi, >> > Symantec has advised me that if you run Norton 360, it's not compatable >> > with >> > Norton Password Manager 2004, and it should therefor be deleted. >> > >> > I have searched and tried the free download for several programs, I >> > cant >> > find a simple Password Manager that will store passwords and credit >> > card >> > details, and also form fill. >> > >> > Most of those I tried seem more appropriate for the American market, >> > multi >> > users or networks. >> > >> > Any suggestions would be welcome, thanks. >> > >> > Joco (London) >> > >> > >> > >> >> >>
Guest Judy Posted August 3, 2007 Posted August 3, 2007 RE: Password Managers Here too. Access Manager free. Excellent. They have a paid version too. Does what it sounds like you are looking for and more. Space for notes, passphrases, generates passwords, does not copy to notepad when you drag the username and password to the web form. It doesn't seem to have a limit as to how many passwords you store. The newest version is built on .NET Framework 2. The older version is still ..NET Framework 1. I just recently updated and never had a problem with any verions. "Joco" wrote: > Hi, > Symantec has advised me that if you run Norton 360, it's not compatable with > Norton Password Manager 2004, and it should therefor be deleted. > > I have searched and tried the free download for several programs, I cant > find a simple Password Manager that will store passwords and credit card > details, and also form fill. > > Most of those I tried seem more appropriate for the American market, multi > users or networks. > > Any suggestions would be welcome, thanks. > > Joco (London) > > >
Guest Vanguard Posted August 3, 2007 Posted August 3, 2007 Re: Password Managers "Joco" <Joco@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:04671570-A18F-4411-9CD2-3757986AD6D4@microsoft.com... > Hi, > Symantec has advised me that if you run Norton 360, it's not > compatable with > Norton Password Manager 2004, and it should therefor be deleted. > > I have searched and tried the free download for several programs, I > cant > find a simple Password Manager that will store passwords and credit > card > details, and also form fill. > > Most of those I tried seem more appropriate for the American market, > multi > users or networks. > > Any suggestions would be welcome, thanks. > > Joco (London) > > > I trialed RoboForm for a short time (a couple of days). It will do what you want, it can encrypt the database, the password to get into the database can be cleared on certain events (logoff, screen saver, console lockout, after so many minutes, etc.). Although not well explained, there are 3 options that need to be concurrently enabled to get the product to automatically fill in the web form, like a login page; otherwise, it shows a drop-down list of passcards for that site (sometimes you have more than one account at a site so you've saved multiple passcards for it). Unfortunately what you get is a trial version that will cripple itself after the trial period ends (don't remember if it was 10 or 30 days). When it cripples itself, only 10 passcards (their term for the form data) can be saved. Well, I have a hell of lot more than 10 sites where I'd like to save the login credentials. If you decide you like it then plan on buying it. I was only looking for a free solution so uninstalled it. I actually don't have a problem with remembering passwords. I came up with an algorithm that is easily remembered so I know what the password is at any domain that I visit. However, too often I cannot use my preferred moniker "Vanguard" at the site because someone else already took it so I have to pick someone else and it is that different moniker that I fail to remember (and end up having to record a note in Outlook to provide a lookup). KeePass is similar to PasswordSafe (both are at sourceforge.net). They let you save login credentials but they are not automatic form fillers. Both these products are simply encrypted databases where you can store the info but need to use their program to retrieve it. There is no toolbar or button added to the web browser to provide quick access to the program. They do not capture data from web forms so you can later automatically fill those same web forms with that saved data. They are note programs where you get to save some notes. Supposedly the KeePass Toolbar plug-in is supposed to provide web form to KeePass database integration (to let you save or fill-in login credentials using their toolbar) but I could not get it to connect to the KeePass database although KeePass was running as required and the database was not locked out as required. Also, there is no configuration of this toolbar so you end up with yet another search box in its toolbar in Internet Explorer. Haven't a clue why they think they need to include another search box or won't let you turn it off. Just wastes more space in the toolbar row. I followed their instructions (but never did see the prompt to allow access by the toolbar when starting IE) but could not get it to connect to the running and unlocked KeePass database. Uninstalled it. I then tried their KeeForm plug-in that is also supposed to provide web form integration between IE and KeePass. When I read the readme file on having to edit an .ini file to every and having to double-click entries back in KeePass (rather than do the web form save from within the browser), I decided it wasn't polished product and not really geared to be a web form fill product (and to do more than just login credentials). Just too much dancing around in these products. Roboform is good but it isn't free ($30). The free version (after the product cripples itself) is way too limited to bother with. There is iNetFormFiller but its free version is adware and limits you to 30 "formcards" which still isn't enough for me.
Guest Vanguard Posted August 3, 2007 Posted August 3, 2007 Re: Password Managers If you are looking for add-ons to IE then check around at: http://www.ieaddons.com/ (redirects to Microsoft's Marketplace web site for IE add-ons).
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