Yes. Keepass or 1Password. Very, very handy tools.

-Pete

On Feb 15, 2012, at 7:52 AM, Joe Wronski wrote:

> On 2/15/2012 12:26 AM, V G wrote:
>> On Tue, Feb 14, 2012 at 11:36 PM, RussellMc<apptechnz@gmail.com>  wrote:
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>>>  I imagine that losing your password or equivalent is about as fatal as
>>> such things can get.
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>>> I hate encryption schemes and passwords for security and try to use
>>> them only more than is sensible and not excessively stupidly
>>> overwhelmingly more than is sensible, as seems to be the norm in some
>>> environments.
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>> I never lose or forget my passwords. Not really a problem for me.
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> I do.  There are so many different websites that require their own idea=20
> of a good password that a universal pw scheme does not always fit.  So,=20
> I use keepass to store passwords.  <http://keepass.info/>  I keep a=20
> database on my nas, and I connect to that from any of 3 PCs on my=20
> network.  Can be a hassle if one machine has it open for editing and I=20
> want to add an entry from another machine, but that's life.  It runs on=20
> Android as well, so I copy the db to the phone and a flash drive.  Only=20
> one password to remember, but don't tell the tidily dressed men that.
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> Joe W
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