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License:
Free to try; $34.00 to buy (Buy it now)
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Not rated
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Downloads:
253,244
- Requirements:
Windows XP/Vista
- Limitations:
30-day trial
- Date Added:
June 01, 2005
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Publisher's description of CoffeeCup Password Wizard
From CoffeeCup Software:
Create unlimited password protected pages with unlimited usernames and passwords with CoffeeCup Password Wizard. You don't even have to know Flash or HTML. Customize the look and feel to match your page. You can even point different users to different URLs. Preview within the program or your favorite browser. It's all that easy. All this and more make CoffeeCup Password Wizard the easiest way to password protect your pages. CoffeeCup Password Wizard allows you to create usernames and passwords to protect your Web site with Flash. It works in multiple framesets, provides redirection for incorrect logins, allows you to preview as you work and allows you to customize size and colors to match your Web pages.
Version 5.0 may include unspecified updates, enhancements, or bug fixes.
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Version: CoffeeCup Password Wizard 5
"Quick and easy to use, but with a fatal flaw"
Pros: With very little working HTML knowledge, I quickly inserted a Username and Password box into my login page. When I typed the correct usernames and passwords, I was redirected to unique pages - as advertised.
Cons: The individuals' pages aren't really password-protected by the software so much as password directed. I went to another computer and typed in the URL of a "password-protected" page - and I got in! It's obviously a common issue for users, because there's a FAQ in customer support about this. In order to block such unauthorized access, there's a workaround that requires inserting code into each unique user's page. What's the point of buying the software package if I have to insert code into each one of several hundred users' individual users' pages?
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