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Sep 10/10

    

MyLogins
 
(freeware)

MyLogins is a storage utility for passwords and Logins.  I wrote this originally for work use, at a place where I was providing tech support.   I've decided to release it into the wild*. Some things have been cleaned up, a few things simplified, and some improved.  

Software features:
  - password protected application 
  - encrypted database for storage 
  - logins are organized by type and location 
      ("location" being physical or logical)
  - view logins in a tree layout, or simple grid view 
  - separate login editing form 
  - print capabilities 
  - backup function 
  - database repair function 
  - tested in Win 98SE, 2000, XP, and Vista 
  - sample data included    

*Note:  MyLogins is provided as-is.  No warranty is made for its usability or for the effectiveness of the data encryption.    
    
Screenshots   
Main form, tree view page.  This provides a hierarchical view of the Logins.   
frmmain_logtype2.jpg (62352 bytes)
Main form, All Logins page.  Here, all of the Logins can be viewed at once.  This view can be sorted, according to Login, Location, or date (see the popup menu).  
frmmain_alllogins2.jpg (109961 bytes)
     
Log in to MyLogins
frmlogin2.jpg (9480 bytes)  
Change Password form  
frmpwrdchange2.jpg (12583 bytes)   
  
Add/Edit a Login
frmlogininfo2.jpg (39356 bytes)  
Support tables for Logins
frmwordlist2.jpg (34451 bytes)   
     
     

  

System Requirements
  - Windows 98SE to Vista (not tested on Win95)  
     **The database file is stored in the application folder. 
        Vista apparently does not like users storing data in the ProgramFiles area.  So, if you 
        are running the MyLogins program in Vista, do *not* use the ProgramFiles folder as a 
        location for the MyLogins program files.  C:\MyLogins will work, as will putting the files 
        on the D: drive, if you have one.  
  - 2.5MB of hard drive space
 

You can download the files here.

 

Notes
a.  MyLogins is freeware 
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