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How do you store you're passwords; I'm thinking of transferring to a password manager at present everythings on paper, which is better digital or hard copy. Just a final note is the firefox password manager any good?
To store my password and other password of all pc user in our company iam using open office calc. Also i set up the file with password for security purposes.
+1 for Keepassx and you can keep the database in DropBox to store between multiple computers, or I guess if you duel boot you can share the database with your M$ side as well. If you do share the DB with M$ you may want to use keepass portable on that side as I know that it will read the same DB as Keepassx just do some testing before you commit to a full data entry session.
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