- #COMPUHOST V2 HISTORY EXPORT TO PC ARCHIVE#
- #COMPUHOST V2 HISTORY EXPORT TO PC FULL#
- #COMPUHOST V2 HISTORY EXPORT TO PC PASSWORD#
LP is used for daily logins via the browser and Keepass is the keeper of ALL my passwords of all types. Why do I need CSV? Because I have logins stored in Keepass and in LastPass. I must agree that exporting to a CSV file is a must for me (and apparently others too!) XML does nothing for me - you need a "stylesheet" to read it and none is provided, so most of us will end up with a totally unreadable XML file that is worthless for all needs if reading the file by a human is desired. Exporting to a file without the standard extension works fine for me. In this dialog, you can remove the extension, if you wish (KeePass does not append it here automatically). After closing the standard Windows file selection dialog, you should see this in the 'Export File/Data' dialog.
#COMPUHOST V2 HISTORY EXPORT TO PC FULL#
When you don't enter a file name extension in the standard Windows file selection dialog, KeePass appends it (independent of whether you specify just a file name or a full path). Paul, I'm not sure what you mean about the export failing. Here's the latest development snapshot for testing: Some people do not seem to realize this and later wonder why only very few data can be re-imported.Īnyway, I've now added the ability to export to 1.x CSV files again. 2.x XML files contain all information, whereas 1.x CSV files only contain a very limited subset of your data. This is why I like having the CSV option you can open the CSV file in Excel and actually view the information or even print it if you wanted to do that.Īgain, if you really want to export to a plain text file, I highly recommend exporting to a 2.x XML instead of a 1.x CSV file. If that's what we're left with, how do you open an XML file so that it is more user friendly when viewing it? I tried Excel, IE, Fx, and Notepad. I exported to XML first, but it wasn't really readable when I opened the file. I just moved a friend to KeePass a few weeks ago and exporting to CSV is one of the things I showed him.
#COMPUHOST V2 HISTORY EXPORT TO PC PASSWORD#
Username and password are what matters to me. It's nice to have the other fields, but they aren't necessary. I don't think I really need all of the other data personally.
#COMPUHOST V2 HISTORY EXPORT TO PC ARCHIVE#
Why would it have been removed if it was indeed removed? I like the simplicity of having usernames and passwords available in an encrypted archive as a backup. I also didn't see any mention in the changelog from 2.18 to 2.19 regarding removal of that feature. However, when I read the feature list at it still says that you can export to CSV. I have version 2.18 on my thumb drive and it has CSV export functionality, but 2.19 installed on my PC does not appear to have this ability. It appears that it was removed in version 2.19. Both of the people asking a question asked if it is possible to export to CSV.
I've read through this topic and it doesn't appear that the original question was ever answered. This is still a great tool that I wish more people that I know would use.
So please don't take my comments the wrong way.
First, I want to say that I like the program and I have been using it since at least 2007 as that's the earliest creation date I found in my database.
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