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littleiitin
09-17-2011, 12:35 PM
Hi All,

As we know in todays life we have almost 20 to 60 password for different
application, bank passwords, email and different login passwords etc.

Now just remember two passwords and forget rest.

I have try my best to keep it secure and safe, even if you send this
whole file to your any friend it will automatically identify that
this is different computer and will remove all the database from the
file so that if forgot to remove your information from file it will
remove by itself.

Important: If No form appears automatically or if you click on
Register and no form appears. Just select these options..

for xl 2003 users: Tools -> Macro-->security --> select
either medium of low. save your workbook and open it again.

for xl 2007 users : Top left corner Office Button-> excel options
->Trust center (In Left Pane)--> Trust Center settings (in right Pane)
-> Macro Settings (in Left Pane) -> select (Enable Macros Last option)
also check the Trust access check box--> Save workbook-> close and
reopen.

This is one time activity.


Please use it and provide me your feedback on it.

Thanks & Regards
Rahul Kumar Singh

S M C
09-17-2011, 06:12 PM
Nice one

littleiitin
09-18-2011, 09:41 AM
Thank you S M C.

gixer
01-01-2013, 03:22 PM
Hi

Is thereany chance of getting the administrator password?

I like your work

Gix



Hi All,

As we know in todays life we have almost 20 to 60 password for different
application, bank passwords, email and different login passwords etc.

Now just remember two passwords and forget rest.

I have try my best to keep it secure and safe, even if you send this
whole file to your any friend it will automatically identify that
this is different computer and will remove all the database from the
file so that if forgot to remove your information from file it will
remove by itself.

Important: If No form appears automatically or if you click on
Register and no form appears. Just select these options..

for xl 2003 users: Tools -> Macro-->security --> select
either medium of low. save your workbook and open it again.

for xl 2007 users : Top left corner Office Button-> excel options
->Trust center (In Left Pane)--> Trust Center settings (in right Pane)
-> Macro Settings (in Left Pane) -> select (Enable Macros Last option)
also check the Trust access check box--> Save workbook-> close and
reopen.

This is one time activity.


Please use it and provide me your feedback on it.

Thanks & Regards
Rahul Kumar Singh