Password Management Access Database Templates

Managing personal contents can be a difficult task, especially if there's even the slightest chance that it might end up in malicious hands.

In this case, you might want to give specialized software a try, as it might simplify your work and do a better job of protecting sensitive data.

Password Management Access Database Templates is one of the many utilities that can help you achieve your goals in the scenario depicted above.

However, given that it is a database template, as its name strongly suggests, you need to have Microsoft Access installed on your computer in order to benefit of its functions.

Running the utility is as simple as it gets, as you just need to double-click the ACDB file and wait for the host application to load the database template.

However, once you open it, you'll be prompted with a dialog where you need to select a username from the drop-down menu and input a password to access the database. There's no help file available, but typing "user" in the password field works for every account.

Although there might be a way to access an administrator account and add other accounts to the database or remove existing ones, we couldn't find a way, as you are restricted to only using the accounts in the combo menu.

After getting in the database, you'll notice that it features multiple fields that you can populate with personal information, which includes names, date of birth, email address, phone number, address, city and country.

More so, you can generate a report that combines all the data mentioned above and displays it in a row, so that you might print it and use it as a hard copy if needed.

You can give Password Management Access Database Templates a try if you want a database that comes with username/password support. However, note that it might be confusing at times, despite its simplistic interface.