PassX 1.1 Build 512 Beta  beta

Publisher's Description:

PassX is a simple tool that will allow you to generate completely secure passwords for Windows. You can either create passwords randomly (being any size, include special characters, force stop certain characters, etc), build a password from a string (a sentence, or names, or anything you want) or build a password generated from a list of words that you have specified (which can be customised for how they are used). All settings created can be saved and re-used later to create more passwords and the passwords generated can be saved to a TXT file. You can create any number of passwords you wish and they can be used on other operating systems other than Windows (Linux, MAC-OS, etc).

Latest Changes:

• Made sure the 'Open' menu checks the open document first to see if it has been changed
• Added a brand new version of the 'Check For Updates' window
• Project slightly upgraded for better visual styles
• Fixed 9 faults involving variable data assigning
• Added icons to menus and context menu items
• Removed "Back" buttons where they are no longer needed
• Fixed 7 border faults throughout the whole of PassX
• All windows are now handled separately by the program
• Removed the Recent Filename menus and added 'Recent File:', which can contain any number of recent files
• Added 'Report Bug' menu item to the 'Help' menu (only visible when in testing)
• All menus now display text in the status bar on the main window
• Password hiding characters are now set to the Windows default
• Lots of fixes and updates here and there

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Latest User Reviews:

Reviewer:	anomoly	Dec 10, 2007
Version:	1.1 Build 512 Beta
great. I've installed every version of dotnet with every update(incl 3.5) and now this won't 'install'. Apparently either this is not compatible with .net 3/3.5, or dotnet is not backwards compatible? Now I know why lots hate dotnet. It took me an hour of reg cleaning to remove version 2 and 3 of dot net. They would not uninstall worth a you know what. In any case sourceforge has a version called "password strength analyzer and generator". It analyzes creates and manages them using, you guessed it, dot net v2. I think it's better than this one simply because it is very straightforward. http://pwdstr.sourceforge.net/
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Reviewer:	-Lord-	Dec 10, 2007
Version:	1.1 Build 512 Beta
I like this software. It does just as it says it would. Markymooo you obviously didn't test the software fully. If you want ascii characters built into the passwords, then simply use the "build from string" tab where you can enter your choice of the characters to use in the generation of passwords. Alternatively, on the main build from random tab, you can include whatever characters on the "characters to include" line as seen in the demo image above. I suggest you fully test software in the future before you give it a rating. I like this one. It's a keeper.
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Reviewer:	markymooo	Sep 30, 2006
Version:	1.0 Build 297
what good is a password generator that doesnt create asci characters bahhh
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