Hi Rick,

That's it!  I downloaded it and installed it from the link you gave 
below.  It runs just fine on this system (WinXP Pro SP2).  It ran just 
fine on the old system (WinXP home).

Thank a lot.  I used every search engine I could find to try to find it 
on the net, didn't find it.  The copy I downloaded from the link you 
gave incorporated the backup of the password database that I made before 
transferring to this new computer without any problem at all.

Thanks again...

Loy

Rick Glazier wrote:
> Several pieces of bad news...
> Password Pro became the property of CNET when ZDNet was purchased by 
> them.
> ZDNet's Password Pro 32 is a handy utility that helps you track your 
> various passwords.
> http://www.hotfiles.com/specials/zdex/zdpp32.html  (Not listed in this 
> link anymore.)
> ftp://ftp.zdnet.com/pub/private/pview/zpwp32.zip (Link seems to be 
> dead...)
>
> http://www.makingmoneydaily.com/free.shtml  (Following link appears 
> there.)
> http://www.makingmoneydaily.com/zpwp32.zip  (I got it here...)
>
> There were reports that it no longer worked in Win-XP. (Several people 
> said that...)
> Note the program file is from 1998.
>
>                                                   Good luck,        
> Rick Glazier
>
> ----- Original Message ----- From: "Loy Pressley"
> Subject: Password Pro 32
>
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> For years and years I have used a program called Password Pro 32 to 
>> manage my passwords.  I am upgrading to a better computer and I have, 
>> apparently, lost the install file for Password Pro 32 and I can't 
>> install it on this new machine.
>>
>> If anyone knows where I could get a copy of the install file for 
>> Password Pro 32, I would certainly appreciate knowing about it.  
>> Password Pro 32 was a PC Magazine free program years ago.  It is one 
>> of those utilities you get accustomed to and hate to loose.  It isn't 
>> fancy and doesn't have a lot of bells and whistles but it worked just 
>> fine for me for years and years.  It also has all my passwords on the 
>> old computer.  I can transfer them to something else, but it would be 
>> a lot easier if I could just install Password Pro 32 on the new 
>> system and go from there.
>
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