Computeroids - please answer an easy one

[Bundbuster]

How do you store various ID's and passwords and paste them into those prompt boxes at websites demanding ID's and passwords?

Yeah - I'm a lazy ass and my back is killing me.

[sir_captain]

1. use Firefox

and its built-in password manager

[Bush_Eats_Beef]

2. RoboForm: stores them encrypted, works with IE / Mozilla / Firefox

http://www.roboform.com/

[MsUnderstood]

6. another vote for roboform

I have it at work. When I come home I am so frustrated that I haven't installed it here.

It has a feature where you can password protect your passwords so if at work, no one else can see it without the master password.

[Bush_Eats_Beef]

8. You can also throw 'em on a USB keychain drive and take them with you

It's just a great program. There's generally no more than a one or two day gap between updates of Mozilla / Firefox and RoboForm, too.

[liberal N proud]

3. The simples way is to use Word or similar program and

enter all your user names and pw's and then copy/paste then as you need them.
That is if you don't want to use other programs.

[Kathy in Cambridge]

4. That's not a secure way of managing your passwords

all microsof apps have serious security flaws.

[Mika]

5. Here's how I store and enter mine

With my brain and my fingers.

I use this technique to keep my back moving and limber.

:shrug:

[Bundbuster]

7. Thanks for all the input

Since I'm an IE slummer, think I'll try that RoboForm thingy.

There are just times when I get all slumped down in the chair and don't want to raise up for an hour or two.