A Secure Password Folder

Hope that someone can help me, while beta testing Vista, I kept asking
Microsoft when giving feedback, to incorporate a 'secure folder' where the
user could keep such stuff as passwords,and anything confidential. I asked
that the folder could be secure by using another password, ie not the one
that the user logs into Vista with. I think that there is something similar
to what I mean used by Linux, although i am not certain how it works. When
you use your log in password, then obviously I realise that all your folders
are supposed to be secure, but I am looking for a 'lockable folder' which is
seperate from the main security to contain passwords etc. Anyone know if
there is such a thing that could be used in Vista??
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technogranny

Get RoboForm. sits in the tray and does exactly what you are asking.
I use portable Roboform that installs on a USB drive.
Amir


"technogranny" <technogranny@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Hope that someone can help me, while beta testing Vista, I kept asking
> Microsoft when giving feedback, to incorporate a 'secure folder' where the
> user could keep such stuff as passwords,and anything confidential. I asked
> that the folder could be secure by using another password, ie not the one
> that the user logs into Vista with. I think that there is something
> similar
> to what I mean used by Linux, although i am not certain how it works. When
> you use your log in password, then obviously I realise that all your
> folders
> are supposed to be secure, but I am looking for a 'lockable folder' which
> is
> seperate from the main security to contain passwords etc. Anyone know if
> there is such a thing that could be used in Vista??
> --
> technogranny

technogranny wrote:
> Hope that someone can help me, while beta testing Vista, I kept asking
> Microsoft when giving feedback, to incorporate a 'secure folder' where the
> user could keep such stuff as passwords,and anything confidential. I asked
> that the folder could be secure by using another password, ie not the one
> that the user logs into Vista with. I think that there is something similar
> to what I mean used by Linux, although i am not certain how it works. When
> you use your log in password, then obviously I realise that all your folders
> are supposed to be secure, but I am looking for a 'lockable folder' which is
> seperate from the main security to contain passwords etc. Anyone know if
> there is such a thing that could be used in Vista??

I use Password Depotby AceBit. It's free for 20 passwords and all
password are stored encrypted. Access to list is just by master password.


http://www.password-depot.com/index.htm



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