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{{This manual provides a functional description of all PasswordWallet's features, and where possible, examples. If you're having problems, please try the following "Frequently Answered (and Answered) Questions" on our web site.}}
{{PasswordWallet is simply a place to store all of your usernames and passwords. The file PasswordWallet saves your passwords in is scrambled very securely such that only someone with the correct master password can access it. The scrambling, or encryption technology we use is called BlowFish, and his been licensed for use in PasswordWallet by the United States Department of Commerce and the National Security Agency. It's really good stuff! (Talk about red tape!)}}
{{TIP: Instead of setting the URL in your entry to a complicated login URL, try using the business' home page instead. A 30 second time out (or more) should be more than enough time to click the “login” link on the home page and initiate auto-typing with the option-key!}}
{{The character set of the imported file should be UTF-8. Straight ASCII ("Text") characters are also fine. (As ASCII is a subset of UTF-8.) Files may contain Macintosh, Unix or Windows line endings. PasswordWallet can import any file it exports. Because tabs delimit the data within records and line endings delimit records, tabs and line endings that should be within fields need to replaced. On import '»' (option-shift-\) will be replaced with a tab and '¬' (option-L) will be replaced with a line ending within a field.}}
{{A spreadsheet program can be used to create files for import into PasswordWallet. Just save
the file as Tab Delimited Text.}}
{{Note: If you have a username or password that is all digits
and begins with a zero (0), Excel may not display the leading zero by default.
There are Number Formatting options in Excel to change this behavior.}}
{{After selecting the file to import, PasswordWallet will display a column view of all of your data. Select the fields into which you'd like to import the data at the top of the table. Push "Import" when you are satisfied with your field selection.}}
{{The PasswordWallet window displays all of the wallet entries in a list. By clicking on an item its data may be removed, edited, or copied to the clipboard. See the menu items described above for more information.}}
{{Please read the dedicated synchronization documentation to learn about syncing between iPhone, Windows Mobile, Palm and two computers.}}
{{Within the list view of all passwords, the first few characters of an item can be typed it to select it. To proceed to the next item alphabetically, push option-tab. To proceeed to the previous item alphabetically, push shift-tab.}}
{{To have PasswordWallet type your username and password into a web page for you, simply do the following:}}
{{For sites that require you to complete more than two fields (e.g., name, barcode, password), you can put two or more items in one password field. One way would be to put name, auto-type tab, and barcode ("name•barcode") in the User ID field and the password in the password field.}}
{{Auto-tying may be paused and resumed. This feature is ultimately useful for web sites that require one password on a first page, and a separate password on a second page. }}
{{For example (#1): username is "Harry", password1 is "abc" and password2 is "def". Between password1 and password2 you want auto-typing to stop, and then resume when the second web page loads. }}
{{For example (#2): For sites that need both a credit card and a security code for purchases: Create a card without a URL. Put your credit card number and security code in the User ID field, separated by an Auto-Type pause-resume. Whenever you need to enter that info on a web site, select the card, type command-U, put the cursor in the credit card field, and press the option-key. Select the security code field and press the option-key again. (If the site doesn't need a security code, be sure to cancel auto-typing.)}}
{{To tell PW where to pause/continue auto-typing, just place the cursor between password1 and password2 in the password field in PasswordWallet. From the little menu to the right of the password field, select the "Pause-resume character".}}
{{PasswordWallet will pause auto-typing when this character is encountered. After it pauses, position the cursor where you want auto-typing to continue, and press the "Type Username and Password" button or option-key again.}}
{{Some web sites have really poorly written Javascript that tries to monitor keystrokes. Sometimes the intrusion of these Javascripts can cause auto-typed keystrokes to be missed. For this reason auto-typing can be slowed down.}}
{{To slow down auto-typing, place the cursor in the username and password field where you want slow auto-typing to begin. To the right of these fields is a popup menu. Choose to insert the "Delay" character.}}
{{The first time this character is encountered, auto-typing will be slowed down 20x. The next time this character is encountered, full speed auto-typing will be resumed.}}
{{Also, use '•' (option-8) for tab and '¶' (option-7) for return to help auto-typing move between fields.}}
{{Sometimes a web site will be "helpful" and move the cursor forward to the next field for you without you typing a tab character. This sometimes results in the cursor ending up in the wrong place. If this is the case, you can add a reverse-tab character to the password field to make the cursor go back one field. This character can be inserted from the little popup menu to the right of the username or password field when editing an entry.}}
{{PasswordWallet requires Mac OS X 10.4.0 or later or Windows XP or later. PasswordWallet will not run under Mac OS 9.}}
{{The Synchronize Files Automator Action is built in to the PasswordWallet application. Just be sure PasswordWallet.app is in your Applications folder so Automator will find it. To use the Synchronize Files Automator Action, do the following:}}
{{Now the Automator action needs some input files.}}
{{PasswordWallet for Macintosh can be downloaded from its home page.}} {{The downloaded archive contains the following files:}}
{{The documents you create with PasswordWallet can be saved anywhere on your hard drive or server, and may be named anything you like. Files no longer need to be named "Password File" and no longer need to be saved in the same folder as PasswordWallet. This restriction was removed in PasswordWallet 2.0.}}
{{Be sure to backup your password wallet often! A corrupted file may not be able to be decrypted!}}
{{PasswordWallet for Windows can be downloaded from its home page.}} {{The downloaded contains an installer. Run this installer.}}
{{The documents you create with PasswordWallet can be saved anywhere on your hard drive or server, and may be named anything you like.}}
{{Be sure to backup your password wallet often! A corrupted file may not be able to be decrypted!}}