AeroTags HTML Password Protector

   As we move into Information Age, each of us becomes a part of this new Hi-Tec world. We master different areas of computing not only to succeed at our job, but also to use cyberspace to express ourselves, to search and find, to learn and create. It is impossible to imagine a person who never saw a web page these days. Even if you know nothing about HTML, you know you can view, read and create hypertext documents. You already know it is the most convenient way to bring your information to the Web. But how about secure documents? Will you have to learn Perl or PHP just to protect your web pages with password? Will you have to pay hundreds of dollars just to get web hosting that supports these features? Will you have to lay down thinking password protected private web pages and HTML documents are just not for you? No way! AtomPark has got something for you! HTML Password Protector is here to save the day! That’s right! Save your money, time and nerve! Take a look at this awesome private HTML protection suite! AtomPark HTML Password Protector is an HTML and TXT files password protection utility that changes HTML and text files into a new HTML file with password verification form. The look of the protected start page is fully customizable making it possible to integrate password checking with your web site design. Protection is implemented using JavaScript supported by all browsers and does not require CGI or PHP support on server side. HTML Password Protector can process single or multiple HTML or text files using wizard-style interface to help you protect the files step-by-step quickly. Complete these four steps to protect your documents: select file(s) to protect, enter password, choose logon page style and optionally disable some of IE features. HTML Protector supports command line and can operate without prompting for any settings! Its speed and friendly user interface together with power protection methods make this software a must-have for serious webmasters!

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