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eWallet for Windows PC 7.3 Update

January 23, 2012 by Ken

Today we released eWallet^® for Windows PC version 7.3 with a raft of features requested by our users. You are not shy about contacting us with feature requests and new ideas for eWallet, and we’re very grateful for that!

The new features include:

Live search: search is always available now, so finding your cards is very fast
Improved Flex View: this view has been updated with a cleaner, easier to read look
Skype: now if you have Skype installed, you can click on a phone number/Skype ID in eWallet to make the call
Printing: choose to print a selection (card or category), or print your entire wallet
Recently Used List: by popular request, you can now remove a wallet name from eWallet’s “Recently Used Wallets” list
CSV files are now an import option
Several UI improvements including Ribbon bar changes and a gloss effect on cards
Many miscellaneous enhancements and bug fixes

This upgrade is free for all users who already own a license of eWallet version 7 for the Windows PC. Get all the info about eWallet here on our site.

Licensed users can download a copy here.

And for Mac users, stay tuned. We’re working on eWallet for Mac 7.3 as well.

eWallet for Android

December 13, 2011 by Ken

Android Robot We’re happy to announce that by popular demand, we’ve developed and released a full version of eWallet® for the Android platform. In April 2010 we released the eWallet Viewer for Android which let people read, but not change, their eWallet data directly on their Android phone. You’ve made it clear you want to edit as well without using a PC so as of today, we’re replacing the Viewer with this new editable version.

Some of the features (in addition to editing), include:

Secure storage for passwords, usernames, PINs
Strong 256-bit AES encryption
Secure storage for bank and credit card info
Time-out locks to keep your info safe
Live URLs that launch the websites you know, without the dangers of phishing emails or typing errors taking you elsewhere

We hoped to make eWallet on Android completely free for existing Viewer users but apparently the Android Market doesn’t allow for a free app to later become a paid app. So, we decided to do the next best thing: for a limited time, the eWallet for Android will be available for 99 cents (in the U.S.).

A big thank you for all your support over these last fourteen years – and keep the feedback coming, we’re always happy to hear from you.

Update: January 3, 2012, the special pricing is now over; Android pricing is now similar to prices on our other mobile platforms.

Windows Mobile Marketplace: Coming Soon

September 29, 2009 by Ken

Ellen wrote last week about how Apple changed the mobile world with the iTunes App Store. I’m looking forward to seeing the impact of the Microsoft mobile software store, Windows Marketplace for Mobile, which is scheduled for release on October 6.

First of all, I’m very hopeful that it will be a big success. Microsoft will be including it on all the new Windows Mobile 6.5 devices, as well as making it available for download on WM 6.0 and 6.1 units. I believe that’s the single most important factor in an app store’s success.

Customizing Web Output from ListPro

April 14, 2008 by Ken

So you’ve decided to export some of your ListPro lists in HTML format to publish on the web but you’d like a bit more control over how the published lists look… If you don’t mind getting your hands dirty with a bit of HTML and CSS, then check out the article in our new Knowledge Base on customizing ListPro for the web.

Let us know if you find this type of article (or others) useful; we want to continue to add information that you’ll find helpful.

OpenDNS for More Reliable Internet Access

February 24, 2007 by Ken

At home I’ve had pretty unreliable Internet service through the local cable company. Turns out they have a tough time keeping their DNS server(s) up and running so when I type “www.iliumsoft.com” into the browser, they often can’t translate the domain into the IP address and send me to the correct web page. Yesterday I read about an interesting solution to this kind of problem on Scott Hanselman’s blog, called OpenDNS.

Daylight Saving Time Update for Windows Mobile

February 13, 2007 by Ken

You may have read about the changing going into effect in the United States, Canada and Mexico this year with Daylight Saving Time: DST will now start three weeks earlier and will end one week later. The newly announced Windows Mobile 6 devices won’t require an update but earlier devices including Windows Mobile 5.0, 2003 and 2003 Second Edition will require an updated DST table to automatically switch to and from DST on the proper dates. The good news is that there are information and tools available on the Windows Mobile site to help with all this now. You can find it all on the new Windows Mobile Updates for Daylight Saving Time page.

Ken

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