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At home we have a book.. over the years we have had to go from a small note pad to a spiral pad .. the number of passwords has increased and increased.
ebay
paypal
mhf
bank account 1
bank account 2
vodafone 1
vodafone 2
apple i.d
i cloud
mac
bt
gmail 1
gmail 2
sues ebay
code for warners to book shows
aol
caxton fx euro
caxton fx usa
all collection
hp printer
Skype
john lewis
bbc inlayer
dell computer
second hp printer
amazon
plus another 31...
life is not easy having all this different passwords and codes.. if I ever lose the book and am in deep Sh&t
Bob
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Seems like a lot of toast for a Hamster
Roboform is the dogs. Try the free demo. It keeps all of my passwords for almost every site I use and those passwords are available to me anywhere on any machine on any browser. Love it, it saves me time and more every day. http://www.roboform.com/
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What do you have to do if you use another computor Jim? Is it just a case of logging onto robo or do you have to download a setup program.
Ian
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I have it installed on windows and macs, it works with most browsers, I have it on my phone and tablet too. Means I just have to remember one very good password, thereafter the program will fill stuff for you. Then you can use it like a bookmark system. Ie choose the site, it takes you there and your logged in in a nanosecond. It can generate passwords, and you can make them as long and secure as you like, it does not matter because you are never going to need to type it.
You don't have to pay. Download the trial. (The roboform2go version is best) log into a few sites, it will remember your passwords, then use it for a few days and see how useful it is. :thumb: http://www.roboform.com/
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I have it installed on windows and macs, it works with most browsers,[HI] I have it on my phone and tablet too[/HI]. Means I just have to remember one very good password, thereafter the program will fill stuff for you. Then you can use it like a bookmark system. Ie choose the site, it takes you there and your logged in in a nanosecond. It can generate passwords, and you can make them as long and secure as you like, it does not matter because you are never going to need to type it.
You don't have to pay. Download the trial. (The roboform2go version is best) log into a few sites, it will remember your passwords, then use it for a few days and see how useful it is. :thumb: http://www.roboform.com/
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Hi Jim
I'm trying out Roboform and so far very impressed.. :thumb:
my question, did you get it to work on Playbook ?
EDIT.. I have it on the BB phone but can't find it for Playbook
cheers
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Hi Jim, I've not thought of installing it on Playbook, the kids all remember their passwords, it's me with the head like a sieve The Platforms are extensive so I'm sure it will work on the playbook http://www.roboform.com/platforms/overview
Don't think this is completely off thread, but I couldn't believe it when I found out recently that around 11% of people use 1234 for their PIN!
The second most common was 1111, followed if memory serves by 2222 and 0000! Other quadruplets are also well up there, as are vertical keyboard runs (2580) and similar.
It would appear that thieves don't need to be master code crackers to get some people's cash once they've stolen the card...
Steve
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