Serial storage, was: Panther - nice!

[John McGibney]

If you're like me and don't have to worry about encryption, make up a
spreadsheet to store your serial #s, passwords and other data so you can
reinstall them if you need to. Plus you can print it out and have a copy at
hand by the computer.

I have columns for application name, version, password, serial, name/email,
and other notes. I keep a copy in my desk drawer and another with my install
CD collection.

John
 
> Message-Id: <p06010203bbdea8e978ed@[192.168.1.152]>
> Date: Mon, 17 Nov 2003 08:34:55 -0800
> From: Ted Burton <egburton at clearwaterpeace.org>
> Subject: Re: [X-Apps] Panther - nice!
> 
> At 12:17 -0500 on 11/15/03, John spoke about [X-Apps] Panther - nice! thusly:
> 
>> Is there any encrypted utility to keep these numbers in, in the
>> evenI have to do a clean install again?
> 
> I use PasswordMaster, but if you go to versiontracker.com and search
> on password you'll find out what's available.