MetalManCPA

I really like eWallet. Had it on my old Phillips Nino - now I have it on my Axim and desktop. Does everything I need it to.

J.A.R.

Let us not forget Password Juggler NX that runs on both the desktop and PPC. It is very useful and syncs with desktop/PPC back and forth. 30 free trial and totally configurable for whatever purpose. I didn't like it at first until I started using it and finding out how configurable it is.

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Smith010

I am going out on a limb here... but... what about just figuring a naming system for your various passwords so you don't forget them??

With the important information that my passwords protect, I don't think I could ever trust an electronic device to remember them for me. Thats what my BRAIN is for; no offense to everyone though.

uzziah0

My work has all these goofy rules for passwords, and different systems that have different requirements. I gave up trying to figure out some patterns or remember them.
Also, add in the web sites that require passwords.
Too much to remember.

motomel44

I use eWallet by Ilium. I used it on my Casio E100 as well. Having the desktop version makes it very easy to input and I use it quite a bit on my PC as well. My wife just leased a new car and while at the dealer needed to know the VIN of her previous lease car to transfer her personal plates. It was in my eWallet.

mastman

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Originally posted by uzziah0 can any of these import/export in a well formatted format (Excel)?

I bought FlexWallet - mainly because of the price ($3.46 in March 2003), but also because it included the PC version at no extra cost. You can export to a TXT or XML. I've only used TXT and imported/parsed in Excel 2000 - no problems to speak of.