NMkiD

Hey fellas PDA Corps is giving away its Password Management Program for free, seems like a nice little utility!

Its skinable as well, seems pretty cool.



Get it here

Get more skins here

later fellas.

NMkiD

Just to make it more appealing, I've created 1 aximsite skin for this app, you must rename the file from .bmp to .pmz and place it in the 'My Documents' folder somewhere and then you can choose it as a option for the skin.

( PS it looks nicer if you set the field color to match the grey :D )

I may make a few more aximsite skins that are more colorful as well.

enjoy.

Heres a pic of the skin:

HItchHiker

That would be me :D

Thank you, I'll download it and take a look.

Cheers,

HH.

silentknight

Anyone else curious as to why a
password protection program is
over a 6 MB download? seems
awfully large for a simple program.

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mcgeeo

Well, I noticed this program yesterday and downloaded and installed the desktop piece. The passwords are stored in a Microsoft Access database and it is not encrypted. This doesn't work for a password program because anyone can get a copy of the database file and see all your passwords. I did not install the pocket version after looking at this but I don't think it will be encrypted.

I did look all over their site for information about encryption and did not find any.

NMkiD

I use ewallet so I probably wont really test this program out, just wanted to give you guys the heads up, I guess its a pasword management program not necessarily a password protection program haha. Anyway i tmigh tbe large because it contaisn both the arm and sh3 cabs, who knows.

silentknight

It does contain both cab files,
but the ARM one is still 4MB,
and that just seems crazy..

Anyway it does look cool :-)

And free!

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HItchHiker

I've installed the PDA version and in the help file it says that it does not use any encryption at all. This is not what an application of this type should be missing.
They also state that each PDA has a power-on password facility and that you should look after your PDA and not leave it lying around . . . Well blow me down, I leave mine everywhere, show it off to everyone I meet and try to give it away to strangers

Oh well, back to FlexWallet for the time being, might try eWallet too.

HH.