PassShed v2.1 (UPDATED)

[BlackCat]

Naw, you just have to market it. It has everything a password manager is supposed to have.

Are you developing any more applications right now, or have ideas for some to be developed in the future.

[Bullet Magnet]

Not really. I've always wanted to start a timesheet manager, but that's a huge project. I don't want to start anything huge at this point that couldn't go on my resume.

[Bullet Magnet]

Going away this weekend and wanted to put 2.0 out there for you guys to test.

I overhauled the GUI and re-coded it all from scratch, so it's just waiting to be broken. Please let me know if you find any bugs or if you have suggestions (try to keep track of what you did to find a bug).

I didn't have time to test the install in different scenarios, but you may have to uninstall previous versions first (please report on that if you get time to try).

[Bullet Magnet]

Just confirmed that last sentence. It won't work properly with a previous version installed, so uninstall previous versions using Add/Remove programs AND delete the C:\PassShed directory. The database structure has been changed, so you won't be able to keep old accounts.

The database structure needed an overhaul in version 2.0, but I won't be changing it again, meaning future patches will not require an uninstallation and will keep your old accounts.

[Bullet Magnet]

Also, the installation won't work on Windows XP now and requires the .NET Framework 4.0, but I built this for .NET 3.5 (latest version XP will accept).

I'll fix that soon and update the installer.

[Bullet Magnet]

Fixed. Compatible with XP now.

Just make sure you uninstall previous versions and delete the directory and everything should be fine.

[BlackCat]

Good job. I'll try it out tomorrow.

[BlackCat]

Me like.

[Bullet Magnet]

Thanks!

Any bad experiences?

[BlackCat]

None! The interface is very concise and organized. If I run into something weird as I fool around with it more these next few days, I'll let you know.