Log Into Websites Automatically
Hello Everyone,
Since releasing Video Cash Explosion on Wednesday I’ve had a few people ask me…
“I was watching your videos and I’m wondering, what is that software you use when you go to secure websites? The one that pops up and looks like maybe it fills in your username/password for you?”
I guess I have been using this software for so long now (about 4 or 5 years) that I didn’t even think about mentioning it before. I thought I’d pass it onto everyone in case you want something that will remember all your username/password combinations for you 
Simply go to www.Roboform.com - you can download a trial version of the software (I think it lets you save 10 username/password combinations) for free and then it is only $29.95 to buy if you choose to do that.
The best part about using this software (rather than saving your username/passwords in Firefox or IE) is that you have to create a “master” password for the software so you can have access to your passwords. This means that people can’t just hack into your computer and get the combinations.
I wanted to let everyone know about this to make your lives a little easier and so you can stop carrying around that little notebook with all your usernames and passwords… I gave up mine a long time ago
February 3rd, 2009 at 12:52 pm
Only issue I have found with this sort of plan, is when your computer crashes. I still keep my notebook with all my passwords (in my own special code - you can’t just type in what’s there. lol)
I have a blue notebook for business and a green one for games.
I’ve tried the software route, but prefer to keep my notebooks too. I keep them in a draw right by my desk, that way they don’t get lost.
Plus we have a large external drive that’s used for backups. I have my own folder and put all my back up info into it. It’s also password protected and has to be accessed via the main pc which is also password protected. lol
But with a home network, that’s the best way to go. If any of our computers crash, our data is backed up. We just have to reinstall the software.
Music, images & photos, doc & pdf files…everything is backed up on the external PLUS it’s also saved to a rewritable CD too.
When it comes to data you can never be too careful.