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Question Import ewallet

nguena
nguena Junior Member
edited December 1969 in Mac
Hi together



A friend of mine suggested me to try 1password because i will move my stuff to a mac. I tried desperately to import the *.wlt file into 1password, but without success.

Any suggestions?



Thanks a lot

Patrick

Comments

  • Nik
    Nik
    edited December 1969
    Welcome to the forums, Patrick! Thank you for your consideration of our software. 1Password cannot import eWallet's .wlt file. Please run 1Password and click File > Import, then select eWallet from the drop-down menu and follow the instructions for exporting your eWallet data to a plain text file and importing that into 1Password.
  • Since this is a plain or flat text file, would all of the different entries from eWallet remain unique or do they become a single entry?
  • khad
    khad Social Choreographer
    edited January 2012
    Welcome to the forums, Ian! I see you have taken Stu's suggestion and joined us here for discussion. <img src='http://forum.agilebits.com/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/smile.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':)' />



    What happens when you try it on your machine? Just back up your 1Password data (if you have any) and then try importing it so see how it goes. If something explodes, you can always revert to the backup you just created.



    From my understanding, the older eWallet format should import as expected into multiple Login and Secure Note items but the developers of eWallet have changed the format somewhere around version 7.1 which makes it impossible to do anything with the data except import it as a single Secure Note.



    According to their own site, [b]even eWallet itself is not able to import the files that it exports[/b]...!



    [url="http://www.iliumsoft.com/support/article/AA-01351/99/FAQ%3A-Why-cant-I-import-my-exported-.txt-eWallet-wallet-file"]http://www.iliumsoft...let-wallet-file[/url]



    I wish I had a better answer. Perhaps someone else knows how to read their proprietary WLT format or has created some kind of script for exporting the data into a machine-readable (i.e., usable) format.