It replaces the password entry process when you turn on your palm. i.e. You don't need to enter your long and inconvenient password again.

Now your expansion card becomes a key to unlock your palm. MaxKey is changed to freeware in version 1.1 only.

Just send us your Hotsync Username, you will get the free registation code. Please type "Request free maxkey registration code" in email subject, then we will you the code.

How to do this ?
MaxKey is a palm application that it replaces your password entry process within the Palm built-in security feature.

Palm built-in security feature is very powerful but it is inconvenience for user. When a user sets his password too long, he is very difficult to enter his long password and waste a lot of time to turn his palm on.

When the user sets a short password, it loses the purpose of security password because somebody can guess the password easily and then explore all sensitve information.

Now MaxKey help you to unlock your palm without any pain even you set a very long and complicated password. By the co-operation with palm built-in security feature, MaxKey implements the password entry process automatically. i.e. your expansion card becomes a key to turn your palm on.

So if you remove the expansion card from your palm, nobody can explore you palm inforamtion by guessing your secure password.

Update Description:
v1.3
- Add "Enable MaxKey" after Palm reset
- Modify the password entry field
- Minor bugs fix

*** [Dec 9, 2003] by Robert Lee (Hong Kong)
This is actually a VERY GOOD program with excellent possibilities. I am giving MaxKey three stars chiefly because it makes some of my apps run very, very slow, although the built-in Palm applications do not apparently suffer from any slowdowns. One particular app (PocketChess - because I'm also a tournament chess player) has slowed to a crawl. It was a very good effort, and I am really looking forward to the next version. Many thanks for making this freeware. Kind regards from Hong Kong.

*** [May 13, 2003] by A reviewer
Very useful, but the process for having it automatically enter the security password isn't that intuitive (I had to read the manual to figure it out: Insert card, turn on, turn off, turn back on). The manual made it sound like you had to have your expansion card installed to bypass the security lock. This is not true. If you enter your password manually, you can still get in. The manual is written in very broken English, so something may have been lost in the translation.