Re: for the variously challenged

[Harry Binswanger hb@xxxxxxxx]

Doing my own research (to ward off criticism by Robert), it looks like
nucleus technologies is either a decent, non-fly-by-night company or is
doing a good job at faking it. They are located in India, a country whose
culture has been made trustworthy by the civilizing effect of (gasp!)
British colonialism.


So, thanks again, Wofie. I'm taking the plunge.



Thanks, Wolfie.

Now paranoia sets in: if this program can reveal the asterisks to me, how
do I know it isn't "phoning home" with it to the program's authors? Is
this a reasonable fear? Is Nucleus Technologies known and reputable?




Harry Binswanger  wrote:

> What I would like, additionally, is a way to see what the real password is
> when Win automatically puts up the password, as asterisks, into the
> password field.

http://www.downloadry.com/freeware/nucleus-kernel-password-unmask-3169.htm

Wolfgang Bechstein
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Harry Binswanger
hb@xxxxxxxx




Harry Binswanger
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