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Originally Posted by masraum
Yeah, I had considered that as well.
Most of what she really needs to have encrypted is her list of logins. I've been lax about letting her keep them in a file on her current computer. I need to set up something like keeppass for her.
Mac has the password thing, but I haven't looked into it. I should get her a password program to keep them all.
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It's called Keychain and works awesome.
No need to get a 3rd party utility.
So here's tip number 1, forget about looking for 3rd party paid utilities before trying the built in Apple stuff. Generally you'll find the box comes with pretty much everything you need.
Tip 2, think obvious. example, to change network settings in OS X
Go to the little Apple Icon, select System Preferences->Network.
VS windows
Click Start, and then click Control Panel.
In Control Panel, under Pick a Category, click Network and Internet Connections.
Under or pick a Control Panel icon, click Network Connections to display the Network Connections window.