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3.1 --- /dev/null Thu Jan 01 00:00:00 1970 +0000
3.2 +++ b/Nuvola Readme.txt Wed Sep 23 16:15:47 2009 +0800
3.3 @@ -0,0 +1,60 @@
3.4 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
3.5 +This copyright and license notice covers the images in this directory.
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3.9 +TITLE: NUVOLA ICON THEME for KDE 3.x
3.10 +AUTHOR: David Vignoni | ICON KING
3.11 +SITE: http://www.icon-king.com
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3.43 +Date: 15 october 2004
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3.48 +Icon theme for KDE 3.x.
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6.1 --- a/PronouncePwGen/Nuvola Readme.txt Wed Sep 23 15:58:44 2009 +0800
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6.9 -TITLE: NUVOLA ICON THEME for KDE 3.x
6.10 -AUTHOR: David Vignoni | ICON KING
6.11 -SITE: http://www.icon-king.com
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6.27 -The GNU Lesser General Public License or LGPL is written for software libraries
6.28 -in the first place. The LGPL has to be considered valid for this artwork
6.29 -library too.
6.30 -Nuvola icon theme for KDE 3.x is a special kind of software library, it is an
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6.40 -the use of elements of this art library in a GUI.
6.41 -dave [at] icon-king.com
6.42 -
6.43 -Date: 15 october 2004
6.44 -Version: 1.0
6.45 -
6.46 -DESCRIPTION:
6.47 -
6.48 -Icon theme for KDE 3.x.
6.49 -Icons where designed using Adobe Illustrator, and then exported to PNG format.
6.50 -Icons shadows and minor corrections were done using Adobe Photoshop.
6.51 -Kiconedit was used to correct some 16x16 and 22x22 icons.
6.52 -
6.53 -LICENSE
6.54 -
6.55 -Released under GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL)
6.56 -Look at the license.txt file.
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6.63 -http: http://www.icon-king.com
7.1 --- a/PronouncePwGen/PronouncePwGen.csproj Wed Sep 23 15:58:44 2009 +0800
7.2 +++ b/PronouncePwGen/PronouncePwGen.csproj Wed Sep 23 16:15:47 2009 +0800
7.3 @@ -70,22 +70,28 @@
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7.42 <!-- To modify your build process, add your task inside one of the targets below and uncomment it.
7.43 Other similar extension points exist, see Microsoft.Common.targets.
8.1 --- a/PronouncePwGen/Readme.txt Wed Sep 23 15:58:44 2009 +0800
8.2 +++ /dev/null Thu Jan 01 00:00:00 1970 +0000
8.3 @@ -1,47 +0,0 @@
8.4 -KeePass Pronounceable Password Generator
8.5 -Copyright (c) 2009 Jan Benjamin Engracia <jaybz.e@gmail.com>
8.6 -
8.7 -This is a plugin for KeePass that allows generation of pronounceable passwords.
8.8 -The pronounceability rules used by this plugin have been based on FIPS 181.
8.9 -
8.10 -The plugin code itself came from another project I created; pwgenlib.net. It
8.11 -is being developed in parallel to this plugin and related improvements to
8.12 -either project will be reflected on both. You can find pwgenlib.net here:
8.13 -<http://bitbucket.org/jaybz/pwgenlibnet/overview/>
8.14 -
8.15 -REQUIREMENTS
8.16 -
8.17 -This plugin requires KeePass 2.08 available at <http://keepass.info/>.
8.18 -
8.19 -INSTALLING
8.20 -
8.21 -Just copy PronouncePwGen.dll to the same directory where KeePass.exe is located
8.22 -and KeePass should automatically recognize and load the plugin.
8.23 -
8.24 -USAGE
8.25 -
8.26 -In the password generation menu, the Pronounceable Password Generator option
8.27 -should appear in the custom algorithm drop down box. Just select it and click
8.28 -on the options button beside the drop down box if you wish to change the
8.29 -password generation settings.
8.30 -
8.31 -CHANGES SINCE v1.0.2
8.32 -
8.33 -There were no code changes since version v1.0.2. The v1.0.3 binary is merely
8.34 -v1.0.2 recompiled for KeePass 2.08. The previous binary worked only for a test
8.35 -version of KeePass. Only the Readme.txt file (this file) was changed with a
8.36 -few minor changes, most of which is due to the KeePass 2.08 release.
8.37 -
8.38 -CREDITS
8.39 -
8.40 -Many thanks to Dominik Reichl for creating KeePass Password Safe, without which,
8.41 -this plugin would not exist and my life would have been much more difficult.
8.42 -
8.43 -I would also like to extend my thanks to the creator of the "Nuvola" icon set,
8.44 -David Vignioni. For more information, please refer to the included original
8.45 -readme and license.
8.46 -
8.47 -SUPPORT
8.48 -
8.49 -Questions should go to the SourceForge forum for KeePass Pronounceable Password
8.50 -Generator Plugin.
8.51 \ No newline at end of file
9.1 --- /dev/null Thu Jan 01 00:00:00 1970 +0000
9.2 +++ b/Readme.txt Wed Sep 23 16:15:47 2009 +0800
9.3 @@ -0,0 +1,47 @@
9.4 +KeePass Pronounceable Password Generator
9.5 +Copyright (c) 2009 Jan Benjamin Engracia <jaybz.e@gmail.com>
9.6 +
9.7 +This is a plugin for KeePass that allows generation of pronounceable passwords.
9.8 +The pronounceability rules used by this plugin have been based on FIPS 181.
9.9 +
9.10 +The plugin code itself came from another project I created; pwgenlib.net. It
9.11 +is being developed in parallel to this plugin and related improvements to
9.12 +either project will be reflected on both. You can find pwgenlib.net here:
9.13 +<http://bitbucket.org/jaybz/pwgenlibnet/overview/>
9.14 +
9.15 +REQUIREMENTS
9.16 +
9.17 +This plugin requires KeePass 2.08 available at <http://keepass.info/>.
9.18 +
9.19 +INSTALLING
9.20 +
9.21 +Just copy PronouncePwGen.dll to the same directory where KeePass.exe is located
9.22 +and KeePass should automatically recognize and load the plugin.
9.23 +
9.24 +USAGE
9.25 +
9.26 +In the password generation menu, the Pronounceable Password Generator option
9.27 +should appear in the custom algorithm drop down box. Just select it and click
9.28 +on the options button beside the drop down box if you wish to change the
9.29 +password generation settings.
9.30 +
9.31 +CHANGES SINCE v1.0.2
9.32 +
9.33 +There were no code changes since version v1.0.2. The v1.0.3 binary is merely
9.34 +v1.0.2 recompiled for KeePass 2.08. The previous binary worked only for a test
9.35 +version of KeePass. Only the Readme.txt file (this file) was changed with a
9.36 +few minor changes, most of which is due to the KeePass 2.08 release.
9.37 +
9.38 +CREDITS
9.39 +
9.40 +Many thanks to Dominik Reichl for creating KeePass Password Safe, without which,
9.41 +this plugin would not exist and my life would have been much more difficult.
9.42 +
9.43 +I would also like to extend my thanks to the creator of the "Nuvola" icon set,
9.44 +David Vignioni. For more information, please refer to the included original
9.45 +readme and license.
9.46 +
9.47 +SUPPORT
9.48 +
9.49 +Questions should go to the SourceForge forum for KeePass Pronounceable Password
9.50 +Generator Plugin.
9.51 \ No newline at end of file