To delete a password

Important networking information for Mac OS X users

Please note that this task requires single-user access. See Single-user file locking for more information.

The Preferences window should be displayed. (To find the Preferences window - Security view)

1. Click the Passwords button. A window appears, requesting that you enter the master password.
2. Enter the master password. When you type an existing master password, an asterisk (*) appears for each character you type, ensuring others can't read the password on the computer screen as you type it.
3. Click OK. The Password Access window appears.
4. Locate the password in the list on the left side of the window, highlight it, and then click the Delete button. If you want to delete your master password, you must delete all your sub-passwords first. If you chose to delete a sub-password, the password will be deleted immediately.

If you chose to delete the master password, an alert message will appear, informing you that all password protection will be deleted for this company's file when you delete the master password. Click OK; the message All passwords have been deleted will appear.

5. Click OK.