Password Door 8.4.2

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There are a lot of fine software installed on your computer. You know them well: MS-Office, WinZip, Windows Media Player, RealOne Player, AcdSee, Outlook Express. Most of them have no password protection, so anyone who shares your workstation can launch one of these applications and use it to browse or modify your data that was created by it. You don't want to have to learn to use new software that have the password protection feature, but you do want the password protection feature for your existing software.

Now you can use Password Door to add password protection to any software. When software is protected by Password Door, anyone who wants to use that software must enter the correct password in order to launch it. Version 8.4.2 has new protection modes and new kernel component.

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