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Password Safe and Sound
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Author: Anonymous
Date: Mon, 26 Apr 2004 21:10
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http://www.northcardinal.com/productpss.html

Password Safe and Sound

Password Safe and Sound allows you to store all your passwords and related
information securely, in an encrypted file that only you can view using your
defined password. It also allows you to launch the websites, programs, or
files associated with your passwords with a simple click of the mouse.


 Features:
  . Easy to use
  . System notifies you when free updates are available for download
  . Eliminates the headache of forgotten or lost passwords and frees up
valuable brain space
  . Organize and store all your passwords in a password protected, encrypted
environment, which is only accessible by you
  . Store user name, passwords, associated document or URL, notes and
additional information for each password
  . Open the website, program or document associated with your password with
a simple mouse click
  . User defined password hint can be created if you wish
  . User determines if passwords are displayed or hidden on the program
screen
  . Quick user name and password paste function can be used to apply these
fields in password protected websites, programs or documents

System Requirements:

  . Windows 95, 98, ME, NT, 2000, XP
  . At least 64 MB of memory for Windows 95, Windows 98, or ME. 128 MB for
Windows NT, 2000, and XP (256 MB recommended)
  . 17 MB of disk space
  . Screen resolution of 800x600 or greater

http://www.northcardinal.com/programs/DVDSetup.exe
http://www.northcardinal.com/productpss.html
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