Change history for Password Corral

2016-08-04 02:05:17
Updated by webfork

• System Requirement:
• Synopsis: Password Corral is a password manager that encrypts stored information, keeping it safe from prying eyes. Each password can have both a short description and comments which can also contain hyperlinks to launch your web browser. Each password eentry can intry can also have ude an expipiration date to on date to remind yond you to chahange the passwordit.Uses Blowfish or Diamond2 algorithms.

2015-01-25 19:10:29
Updated by webfork

• Screenshot: Updated

2015-01-25 12:56:24
Updated by Midas

• Keywords: password%20corral
• Forum topic ID: 21907

2015-01-25 09:02:00
Updated by Checker

• Version: v4.04.6.1548
• System Requirement:
• Synopsis:
• How to extract: [list=1][*]Download the "no setup" ZIP package and extract to a folder of your choice. [[*]Launch [i]passsword4.e.exe[e[/i]. i][*]CClick on the doublick e-arrow sign at the double-arrow sign at the login screen and select login screen and select "Usse the Password Corralsword Corral prrogrram folder" beforeore clicking on "New User" to createeate the data file.[/list]
• Size (in bytes): 13162679848
• Release date: 20000-0015-01-04
• What's new: V4.0.4.154 - 01/31/2010:* A New p[lain text CSV export option has been added. Note that you CANNO][*]The import a CSV file back into Password Corral. You must still use one tof the encrypted -export options if you plan on importing the daata backure into Passoword Cexporral.V4.0.3.152 - 06/24/2009:*ts Cusing tohe sam bue fild.V4.0.3.149e - 03/12/2007:* When importing and selecting the option to replace your entire password list with the import file data, Password Corral would reject the master password used to create the import file as incorrect, but accept the current master password for the import. This would result in corruption of all data being imported unless the current master password was the same as thme masas terhe user passwccordunt that uis logged to cre in, instead of the last used auto-export file name. File names are th no longer impstort file.d as part of the auto-export Tpath.[*]The Search Text field is bu now cleared in the Find dialog box when switching hbetween user accounts.[*]The New Password and Modify Password diaslog boxes are now wider and taller.[*]The password een xpiration fixeields now allow for 4 digit numbers instead of 3 digit numbers.[/list]

2013-02-12 00:49:00
Updated by Andrew Lee

• Synopsis:
• How to extract: [list=1][*]Downnload the "no setup" ZIP package and extract to a folder of your choiP package and extract to a folder of your choice. [*]Launch [i]passsword4.exe. exe[/i]. [*]Click o on the double-arrow sign at the login screen and selectarrow sign at the login screen and select "Use the Password Corral programassword Corral fprogram folderer" beefore cliickinng on "Neew Usser" to createate the daata file.[/list]
• What's new:

2011-04-21 18:12:34
Updated by webfork

• Version: Vv4.04.154
• How to extract: Download theownload the "no setup" ZIP package ae and extractt too any fo folder of your choice.your choice. Launch password4.exe. Make sure you cClick on the double-arrow sign at the login screen and select "Use the Password Corral program folder" before clicking on "New User" to create the data file.

2011-03-05 20:49:58
Updated by admin

• Synopsis: Password Corral is a password manager that uses Blowfish or Diamond2 encryption to enencrypt all the information youpts stored in the prinfogrmamtion, keeping it safe keeping it safe from prying eyes. Each password can have both a short description and comments which can also contain hy perlyinks to lng eyes. Eaunch your web brpasswowser.d Ecacn have both password entry can al short have an dexscripiratioon and comments which can daalso conteain to rhypemrlind yoks to launch you to r web browser. Each password entry can also have an expirationge date to remind you to change the passsword.Uses Blowfish or Diamond2 algordithms.
• What's new: V4.0.4.154 - 01/31/2010:* A New plain text CSV export option has been added. Note that you CANNOT import ort a CSV file back intk into Password Cororrall. You must still use one of the encrypted export options if you plan on importing the data back into Passou must still use one of the encrypted export options if you plan on importing the data back into Password Corral.V4.0.3.152 - 06/24/2009:* Custom build.V4.0.3.149 - 03/12/2007:* When importing and selecting the option to replace your entire password list with the import file data, Password Corral would reject the master password used to create the import file as incorrect, but accept the current master paspasword for the import. This would result in corruption of all data being imported unleist with the import file data, Password Corral would reject the master password the cused to create the import file as incorrect, but accept the currerent master master password for the impasort. This woould result in corruption of all d was theta samebeing aimported unless the current master password was the same as the masteer passwordd used to create the import file. This bug has been fixed.

2010-08-07 17:16:52
Updated by admin

• Version: V4.024.154
• System Requirement:
• How to extract: Download the "no setup" ZIP package and extract to any folder of your choice. Launch the program by double-clicking on password4.exe. Make sure you click on the double-arrow sign at the login screen and select "Use the Password Corral program folder" before clicking on "New User" to create the data file.
• Size (in bytes): 12873168264
• Download URL: http://www.cygnusproductions.com/freedownloareds/pcdownloads.asp
• What's new: V4.0.4.154 - 01/31/2010:* A New plain text CSV export option has been added. Note that you CANNOT import a CSV file back into Password Corral. You must still use one of the encrypted export options if you plan on importing the data back into Password Corral.V4.0.3.152 - 06/24/2009:* Custom build.V4.0.3.149 - 03/12/2007:* When importing and selecting the option to replace your entire password list with the import file data, Password Corral would reject the master password used to create the import file as incorrect, but accept the current master password for the import. This would result in corruption of all data being imported unless the current master password was the same as the master password used to create the import file. This bug has been fixed.

2005-08-19 01:30:29
Added by admin