PortaWhiz Info Manager 1.0

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PortaWhiz Info Manager is a Personal Information Manager, or PIM in short, which enables you to organize and securely store your important, personal, and sensitive information in a strongly encrypted (Rijndael) database file. This information will be accessible from your Pocket PC, and your personal computer.

With PortaWhiz Info Manager you can create different database files for different kinds of information that you want to store. For example, you can create one database file to keep your passwords, one for storing your ideas and thoughts, one for your reminders and one for your diary.

PortaWhiz Info Manager has two versions; one for your Pocket PC and one for your personal computer. The same PortaWhiz Info Manager database file can be used on your personal computer, and on your Pocket PC. You can use your personal computer to quickly enter or edit your notes when you are at home, and your mobile Pocket PC for viewing and editing notes when you are at work or on a trip.


By purchasing PortaWhiz Info Manager for your Pocket PC, you will get the desktop version for FREE.
Operating system:
WinXP,Windows2000,Windows2003,Pocket PC,Windows Mobile 2003,Handheld/Mobile Other

Limitations:
14-day Trial

Release notes:
New Release

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