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Employ a big crocodile to safeguard your systemA new program that fulfils its promises By Emma Kae - 1st June 2001 - Back to News Do you have the problem where you create passwords so fantastically way-out that no-one could ever guess them… and subsequently forget what they were?
Perhaps you have the problem in that your passwords are so easy that your cat could make its way into those highly confidential files you don’t even want God to see.
Well, call on the Dundee of password management – Big Crocodile – to do all of the hard work for you!
Big Crocodile is a powerful, secure password manager. It enables you to store all of your login names, passwords, and hyperlinks in a safe, encrypted file.
You can set the program to automatically insert the passwords into the windows that require them. There is a huge range of features, including multi-file interface, folder systems, backup, export and more!
It is very easy to use and successful at its job. Big Crocodile password recovery is impossible to anyone but you!
Click here for more, or to download the program for yourself.
Source: http://gippsland.com/ Published by: office@messenger.com.au

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