newtontalk@planetnewton.com writes:
>WebNewton wrote:
>
>> I' d like to put all my pins, user ids and passwords in a secret
>> place in my Newton.
>>
>
>
>I'm using GeekSafe for that. I don't know where you can get it, but if
>you search the net for it, you should find. It doesn't encrypt the data,
>and the application was obviously
>designed for a 120/130, but it run OK on my 2100, just that it could use
>a little bit more screen estate. But, for the price I paid ($0), I
>shouldn't complain too much!
>
>That's the kind of application I'd like to write at some point, to add
>encryption and make it more 2x00 compatible... if I ever get some free
>time on my hands...
You can get GeekSafe (and a couple other cool packages!) at
www.newtopia.com
>From the page: geek safe is a compact package that keeps track of
passwords, serial numbers, account numbers, and the like. The cautious and
the paranoid can secure geek safe itself with a PIN.
Check it out- it may be what you're looking for!
Josh Burker
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