If by "Password Manager" you are referring to passwords you use on the
internet then try using Netscape as a browser. It has its own built in
password manager.

Orf Bartrop

Jessi* wrote:

>Hello Brad,
>I buy a new CD of NAV System Works every year (approx, $60.00), Not because I WANT to, but because I feel I need it to help keep my system clean. I use the 'utilities' section to keep my registry free of build up as I'm always installing and un-installing programs. What program would you suggest to do this if I were to dump Norton? I've used Easy Cleaner by ToniArts (which, BTW, catches a lot of invalid registry entries that NAV misses!) but some say it's not safe. What is your opinion? I also use Ad-Aware 6.0 and Spybot S&D 1.3 (free versions) and SpywareBlaster 3.2. Between the three of them they keep my system clear of spy ware. I'm mainly concerned about my registry.
>TIA.
>Jessi Taylor
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>P.S. If I dump NAV I will really miss their 'Password Manager!" All the others I've tried in the past are Trackers.
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>Brad Loomis <[log in to unmask]> wrote:Hi Peter,
>Guess you found out why so many of us on these lists are moving from NAV
>slow and bloat to Avast freeware. No money, no hassles and updated daily or
>more. I just flat got fed up with the whole subscription scheme in 02 and
>haven't looked back.
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>Brad Loomis
>San Miguel, CA
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