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ICWienerSep 8th 2006 5:37PM

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Monoto - Definitely check out KeePass. It is a fabulous password manager. And it is open source, which is particularly important with software that you are trusting not to "phone home" or do anything else with your data.
It will also generate passwords of any length and character set you want. I have used it to create long random passwords for my web logons. I keep a copy of the application (just a single EXE) and the database at home, at work and on my USB drive. So anyplace you can run the executable, you can access the passwords. It will also autofill the logon and password fields for you.

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