SplashID Password Manager 3.4

Publisher review:
SplashID safely and securely stores all of your personal identification information including user names, passwords, credit cards, calling cards, bank accounts, PINs, and more. Information is stored in a secure, encrypted format and is quickly accessible on your desktop, and you can synchronize with a Palm, Treo, Pocket PC, or Smartphone (Windows Mobile, Symbian UIQ, or Series 60).
* Unlimited number of customizable record types and categories for storing all kinds of personal information
* Customizable List View supports color and icons
* Password protection, using 256-bit Blowfish encryption, keeps your data safe and secure
* Synchronize data between the desktop application and a PDA or Smartphone
* Field Masking (for sensitive data like passwords) ? protection from peekers
* Customizable Field Labels ? change the labels to suit each record
* Enhanced Security Options ? locks after specified timeout
* Automatic Password Generator - for generating passwords based on user criteria
* Category support ? keep business and personal records separate
* Backup and Restore automatically or manually
Requirements:
Windows 98 or later

Operating system:
Win98,WinME,Windows2000,WinXP,Windows2003

Release notes:
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