ALPass remembers all your web site login IDs and passwords so you can log into web sites with just 1 click. (And even that click is optional.)
New removeable storage support lets you save ALPass on your USB drive or iPod. Now you can take ALPass anywhere!
Getting started with ALPass is easy - just create an ALPass user account and login to your favorite web site or email. ALPass automatically prompts you to save your login and password. From there on, you never need to remember that login or password because ALPass remembers it and even fills it in when you visit that site again.
While other password managers will only let you store a few logins, ALPass will let you store unlimited logins.
With unlimited logins, you also get an unlimited number of users to keep data safe and secure with strong encryption. Share a computer with other people? Feel safe knowing that your information is private and safe from prying eyes.
For reliability and portability, you can backup your web logins and import them back into ALPass on another computer. Backups are always safely protected with strong encryption so you can email them to yourself without worries.
Security options let you balance convenience and security to suit your situation. From trusting to paranoid, you are in control.
While automatic functions are only available for Internet Explorer, you can drag and drop logins and passwords for FireFox, Netscape, or any alternative browser. ALPass supports drag and drop for thousands of other programs, giving you instant access to all your logins and passwords.
And with over 300,000,000 ALTools downloads, ALTools are utilities that you can trust. * ALPass is brought to you free from ESTsoft, the makers of ALZip (zip utility), ALFTP (FTP utility), ALSee (image viewer), ALSong (audio jukebox), ALShow (movie player), ALMap (highly-detailed map program), and ALGIF (GIF animator).
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HP settles patent violation cases with importers
(AP)
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(PC World)
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