RoboForm-Beta v.1.40 all symbian [by hello g]

[Hêllo G]

RoboForm-Beta v.1.40 all symbian [by Hello G]

• Navigator.
Choose the type of RoboForm files that you want to view from menu:
- select Passcard (Star With Legs) to see the list of Passcards and Bookmarks,
- select Safenote (Note) button to see the list of Safenotes,
- select Identity (Person) button to see the list of Identities and Contacts.
- select All Files to see all RoboForm data files: Passcards, Bookmarks, Safenotes, Identities and Contacts.

• Folders.
Put related Passcards, Identities or Safenotes into a Folder on desktop and then browse folders on Symbian. Note that folder tree should be create on desktop and on Symbian you can only browse it.
To get into the folder, tap the folder name.
To one level up in the tree of folders, click the ".." item at the top.
To get to the Home (Root) folder, click the Home icon.
To open the file, tap the file name.

RoboForm for Symbian


• Password Protection and Encryption.
All Passcards, Identities and Safenotes that are password-protected on desktop are encrypted by Master Password on Symbian and opening them on Symbian requires entering Master Password. So even if your Symbian is stolen, nobody can steal your RoboForm data from Symbian. Note that you must create Master Password on desktop and sync to make MP available on Symbian.
Protection Status Indicator.
When inside Passcard, Safenote or Identity, password protection status of the file is shown by Lock icon in the lower part of the screen. If Lock is locked and Yellow then the file is password protected and you can determine the encryption method by clicking the Lock icon. If Lock is gray and unlocked then the file is not password protected.
Master Password Entered Indicator.
If Yellow Key icon shown in file navigator is enabled, it means that you entered Master Password and that it is cached in Symbian memory. Click the Yellow Key icon to clear (uncache) the password from memory. This is the same as Logoff command in desktop RoboForm.
Decryption Speed.
AES decryption may be slow on Symbian, because it requires a lot of arithmetic operations. If you feel that opening AES-protected passcards takes too much time on your device, reprotect passcards on desktop with weaker and faster encryption such as 3DES, then sync to Symbian and passcards will open faster.

• Password Generator.
Click Lightning icon on RoboForm toolbar and RoboForm full-featured Password Generator will appear.
Available commands: Generate.
Available options: password length, character classes.

• International Charsets.
Both RoboForm on desktop and RoboForm on Symbian use UNICODE to store characters, so international characters will be correctly shown on Symbian.



Supported Devices
S60 1st Edition:
Nokia 7650, Nokia 3650, Nokia 3660, Nokia 3620, Nokia 3600,
Siemens SX1, Nokia N-Gage., Nokia N-Gage QD, Sendo X.

S60 2nd Edition:
Nokia 3230, Nokia 6260,
Nokia 6600, Nokia 6620, Nokia 6630, Nokia 6670,
Nokia 6680, Nokia 6681, Nokia 6682,
Nokia 7610,
Nokia N70, Nokia N72, Nokia N90,
Samsung SGH-D720, Samsung SGH-D730, Samsung SGH-Z600,
Panasonic X700, Panasonic X800, Lenovo P930.

S60 3rd Edition:
Nokia 3250, Nokia 5500 Sport, Nokia 6290,
Nokia E50, Nokia E60, Nokia E61, Nokia E62, Nokia E70,
Nokia N71, Nokia N73, Nokia N75, Nokia N80,
Nokia N91, Nokia N92, Nokia N93, Nokia N95,
Samsung SGH-i520, LG JoY.

Series 80:
Nokia 9300, Nokia 9300i, Nokia 9500.

Series 90:
Nokia 7710.

UIQ:
Sony Ericsson P800, Sony Ericsson P900, Sony Ericsson P910,
Motorola M1000, Motorola A1000, Motorola A925, Motorola A920,
Arima U300, Arima U308, BenQ P30, Nokia 6708.

UIQ3:
Sony Ericsson W950, Sony Ericsson P990, Sony Ericsson M600.

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