Exces streamlines your password creation process to effortlessly protect your documents and files. You'll start off by naming your password file, typing in a password and then locking the desired the document. Exces features a password assistant which allows you to test the strength of your password. The longer the green bar, the safer it is. You can choose from a number of password types like memorable, numbers or FIPS-181 compliant. We liked how Exces creates a mounted disk image for your password file. All you have to do is then drop the documents you wish to protect into that disk image. To unlock a file double click it and enter the password in the Exces window. Although Exces gives you a suitable amount of password types to choose from, we would have liked it to offer a bit more. Users can also be confused at having to drop files in the protected disk image.