- You can use this functionality if you have all your userid's and password
in a text file, which you want to import into password manager. (or) if you
want to export records from another password manager application and import
to this password manager application.
- Records can be imported from a comma delimited file. A sample file is shown
below
- Records should follow the following field format in a single line.
account_name,user_id,password,url,notes,category,attribute 1,attribute
2,attribute 3,attribute 4,attribute 5,attribute 6,attribute 7,attribute 8,attribute
9,attribute 10
- If there is a comma in any field, please enclose that field by a double
quote ", as shown below in the sample_import.txt's third record.
- If a particular field does not have a value, do not enter anything for that
field. refer to sample_import.txt's 1st record where there is no password.
- If there are not additional attributes for a record i.e attribute 1 to attribute
10, no need to put the empty fields with comma. Refer to sample_import.txt's
1st record.
sample_import.txt :
yahoo,ramix_info,,http://mail.yahoo.com,This account is my yahoo email
account,Personal
hotmail,ramix_info,test,http://www.hotmail.com,Need to change this account info,Personal,Q:What
is your pet name?.A:Scooby
travel,travel_user,test,http://www.travelocity.com,Travel Info,Personal,"attribute
1 has comma, in it",attribute 2