Requirements: PalmOS 3.0
Ultrasoft DataShield lets you organize and store your important information conveniently and securely on your Palm OS handheld computer. And DataShield doesn't just store and protect your information - it helps you manage it.
Convenient - Store birthdays, policy numbers and membership details. Attach notes and schedule reminders to let you know when things need attention.
Secure - Store account numbers, PINs and passwords. DataShield uses military-strength encryption to keep your information safe in its password-protected database.
Flexible - Use the built-in templates to organize your data, or create your own templates. Select your own security settings to give you the right balance of convenience and protection.
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