Form fill in

[Mark]

I have used Netscape for a long time and now I am using
IE which works very good.
But one thing I miss that I have now been able to find is
with Netscape I had a form manager which kept info like
my address, phone number, e-mail and so on, so that I
could hit one button and the form would fill it self in.
Is there something in IE that will do this.

Thank You
Mark

[YK]

Mark wrote:
> I have used Netscape for a long time and now I am using
> IE which works very good.
> But one thing I miss that I have now been able to find is
> with Netscape I had a form manager which kept info like
> my address, phone number, e-mail and so on, so that I
> could hit one button and the form would fill it self in.
> Is there something in IE that will do this.
>
> Thank You
> Mark

Stay miles away from Gator!
http://security.kolla.de/index.php?lang=en&page=knowledgebase/threats/spybots-gator

Try RoboForm
http://www.roboform.com/

[Amethyst]

YK wrote:
> Mark wrote:
>> I have used Netscape for a long time and now I am using
>> IE which works very good.
>> But one thing I miss that I have now been able to find is
>> with Netscape I had a form manager which kept info like
>> my address, phone number, e-mail and so on, so that I
>> could hit one button and the form would fill it self in.
>> Is there something in IE that will do this.
>>
>> Thank You
>> Mark
>
> Stay miles away from Gator!
>
http://security.kolla.de/index.php?lang=en&page=knowledgebase/threats/spybots-gator
>
> Try RoboForm
> http://www.roboform.com/

As YK says Gator is nasty spyware. Roboform, OTOH, is also free (unless you
wish to have more than 5 users and store over 30 passwords). It is NOT
spyware - it just does exactly what it says on the tin. I've been using it
for years - since its invention. It is an essential IE add-in and something
no self-respecting surfer should be without. It also means you can turn off
your cookies, which is good as many are worried about security. It doesn't
need them to function - all data is stored in a folder on your root c: disk
(if you've installed Windows to C) and can be easily backed up to a floppy.
It recognises form formats from at least 20 different countries (Gator is US
only) and you can customise the fields (e.g. the CCVN - credit card
validation number field - the three digits on the signature strip on the
back of the card. Some forms call it a 'validation number' some a 'security
number' and you can enter every single permutation you can think of so that
the field always gets filled correctly).

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