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Originally Posted by Scott
Grey out fields that are not being used so the user knows what to click.
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Hmmm, which fields are you referring to?
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Originally Posted by Scott
Don't allow blank records.
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Good idea. I've left the visible fields nullable in the case that a service name or username isn't necessary, but there's no point in allowing completely blank records.
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Originally Posted by Scott
Put the delete and edit fields next to the actual record.
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For the next build, I'm thinking of allowing the user to make edits/changes in the DataGridView control itself (the grid displaying the data on the right). If so, I think I can add a column for each row with a delete button in it.
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Originally Posted by Scott
What do you use to encrypt the database file?
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The database file itself is not encrypted... only the passwords therein. This was also my first dive into cryptography/hashing, so I used the Triple DES encryption method which seems to be pretty standard.