How can I print a list of my 1Password vault to keep in an actual physical safe..
Can I print all the info in my vault?
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Use and really like 1Password, but can't figure out how to print a copy of my vault info. Would like to keep a paper copy in a physical safe for my husband in case anything happens to me. We are older folks and not the best 'techies'.
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This is close to my question. Don't have a "vault" and have no idea what it is used for. Want to print a list of all logins and passwords to place in safe. Have asked this question multiple times and have never gotten an answer.
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Hi @kgorske ,
If you are using 1Password, you have a Vault, whether it be on Windows, some handheld gadget, or a Mac (and you're in the Mac forum, so I'd presume you have 1Password for OS X). The vault is the place where all your items are stored. In fact, you can have several "vaults".
Have you tried selecting the items and doing File > Print? If that isn't working, can you explain what you see and which 1Password you have?
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@kgorske, I just wanted to add that if you're interested in reading more about using multiple vaults in 1Password for Mac, you can check out our user guide here: Multiple Vaults
As for printing your data, as MrC said, you should be able to do that from File > Print in the main 1Password app. If you need help with that, please let us know - we're here for you! :)
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Thanks, BUT what that gives me to print is 42 pages , most of which is not useful to me. All I want to print out is the ID/user name and password of each login. Is there any way of doing that?
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That sure helped me - thanks so much! GinGin
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You can export your Logins as CSV records, open a spreadsheet, and print out the contents.
Alternatively, I have created a more condensed print format, and it can be customized to be as concise as you want. I think you'll minimally also want the Title and URL for those login's as well.
The printout is done via the onepif2html converter, part of the converter suite. You can see some samples in the link Screenshots and Samples, and two examples of a customized version for printing out fuller Secure Notes. The converter is easy to run, since you're on a Mac - export to 1PIF, and run the AppleScript Conversion Utility and follow its directions. Ask if you have questions.
With either of these, be sure to treat the exported files securely, as they contain your unencrypted data. Delete them securely when you are done.
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Hi @kgorske ,
I hope that MrC’s response here has been helpful! At this time, 1Password only has a single print option, and that will print all of your information. Using a CSV export in a spreadsheet or taking advantage of MrC’s custom scripts would give you a bit more flexibility on what you print. :)
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MrC
Thanks for your comments on Jun 9. I am a typical elderly luddite and really need very specific instructions with anything to do with a computer. I really would like to get your converter, etc working and finally get what I need placed in my safe for"safe keeping". Unfortunately you lost me at "onepifhtml" I am hoping there are simple directions available to allow me to proceed. If not I will hope 1P finally produces an ability to safeguard the information we need to safeguard. Ken G0 -
@kgorske ,
Go to the first post of the converter suite, and download the 1.09 package from the link named Testing Bits. Once downloaded, unzip, and find the README.pdf. It provides step by step instructions. The converter named onepif2html is the one you'll use - be sure to read its specific step-by-steps for exporting your data.
I'm happy to hand-hold, or remote help if you want. Just ask for what you need / prefer.
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