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password program and opera!
May 03, 2003 - 10:14 pm

mmmmm..i'm re-falling in love with opera. not the thing on the stage, i'm still pretty much an opera-virgin when it comes to that.

i mean the browser, as in www.opera.com.

why do i like it? simple.. it's fast.

why else do i like it? a nifty little feature where just above the viewing window and below the navigation buttons, there are tabs for each open opera window. kinda like how windows has the programs listed on the bottom of the screen. very easy to hop back and forth from one window to another and it doesn't clog up that bottom bar.. keeping everything nice and easy to see.

sadly, i'll need to redo all my favorites tabs, but that's not a big deal.

anyways.

does anyone know of a program that you can use to put passwords on folders? i wish win xp home had that. i looked around on zdnet, but didn't see anything that seemed to fit the bill.

thoughts?

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