Is there a way to import passwords from a file and/or a way to export them to keep a copy in a safe deposit box?
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didn't find a way to do it. I had to imput each individually. Old style dot matrix look and large box. Seems like a first generation type of thing, but it sure worked great to sort out all my passcodes.. If there is a next generation I would think it would be in color, slick and small.. just didn't find one as yet but this device works great..
876753
No there is not. It is a self contained unit. I really love it . It does away with all my 3 x 3 notes. It is very neat, organized , and very easy to access your password.
876754
Like all the others, I don't think you can do this. By the way, this is a great product. It really looks nice sitting on your desk. However, it does take time to put all your passwords in. I still haven't gotten around to putting my information in.
876755
Not that I know of. So I just wrote a list of my passwords on a piece of paper and put the paper in my safe. No plugs or USB slots to use on the device to do any of those things you mentioned. Sorry but I do love mine for I just leave it out on the counter at all times and when needed I just pick it up and check out my passwords without the worry of anyone ever getting any access to them.
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It has no encryption or password protection built-in. You want a Data Traveler Locker drive for that.
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Fill the key hole with glue... but that will render it useless for you too... because it's a key hole entry any lock picking method is likely to work (although paper clip is dubious). This safe is not to secure the device from being stolen, a thief can simply pick it up take it home and break into it at their leisure. This safe is stop your children from getting access to a weapon or valuables that you don't want them to have access to. If you want something truly secure, get a floor safe you can bolt to the floor, weighs hundreds of pounds and has no key access.
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well i have to agree with the rest "i just don't use it." since the advent of Roboform - Everywhere for i.e. Maxthon, and Last Pass for Firefox carrying around a flashdrive safe is more problematic than solution oriented. I also saw a new one on portables.com called password gorilla (untested as of this response). so there you have it. 20 bucks a year and unlimited access to all your sign-ins is verrrryy hard to beat.
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The most reliable way software is probably TrueCrypt. It is for free and also open source which is a security plus. Their site has instructions on how to use it for a usb drive.
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There's a sticker on the bottom with the password. For other things try "admin"
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I haven't tried it, but from the way it looks you can put them in a folder once you have imported to your computer.
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Yes they are. This is wonderful book to have right by your computer as it doesn't take up much room and is handy for all those passwords that fill our world. I purchased it for my husband to keep by his lap top and it works just as I'd hoped.
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The laptop I got was used and yes it had some information on it from the previous user but no passwords were set up, they were all disabled. There were some folders from the previous owner though.
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The safe stores up to 2 passcodes simultaneously; A user Code & A manager Code. To change a code, you open the door, press a red button on the back of door near the hinge. The screen will display "----". Press the "Start" button, and enter the new code. Codes should be 6 digits. Immediately after entering the new code, the screen should display "IN". The code is now stored. You will have to estimate the time it takes you to do this in order to determine if it would be beneficial to you or not. You also have a "Key", to open in case of battery running down, or anything like that. Hope this helps somewhat. James
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Hi Jeff - We recommend that your password not exceed 31 characters. If you have any other questions, please don't hesitate to post!
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I believe you can lock them, but not password protect them. Once locked I do not think you can unlock
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Yes while they are small keys you will have to find a place who can copy them. They do not say do not copy or anything like that, note that these are the same size as suitcase locks.
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You would need separate time clock software in order to do that. Not to say that it can't be done it just is not intended for that out of the box. It is intended to replace usernames/passwords for logging into windows and other applications.
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You would establish an account with your email address as your user id & password & login once your serial #'s are validated. I use it on my cell phone via chrome. The disks are pretty much worthless.
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I don't use mine anymore because it was replacing my passwords with odd letters and symbols. Most of them are not correct anymore. Make sure you write down all your passwords and usernames.
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If you turn the disk on the flap all the way to the left there a hole to insert the key and you can store passport or valuable in that area and zip up and lock it. Hope this helped