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I don't know what you'ld like to call a "more useful format"? JPWS export complies with IANA standard "text/csv" so it should be fit for many purposes. If other applications are not capable to implement this standard .. well, I keep silent. But please answer this question: what is a more useful format in your opinion?
If you like, please send me a short analysis what applications you are...
2009-11-14 14:43:39 UTC by kse
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I have happily used JPasswords for several years, but I need something that will sync with my iPhone, so I've outgrown my favorite little Java program. By now, I have a .dat file with several hundred password entries. I need a way to convert them. I can export a CSV file of course, but I haven't found any program I can import them with. Is there ANYTHING that will import a JPasswords .dat file...
2009-11-03 01:28:34 UTC by nobody
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Yes, I agree with Wolfgang, I had a similar problem and found java 1.5.16 provided the most reliable graphics. I created a launch script and placed 1.5.16 in the path and haven't had a problem with graphics since.
- Gotit.
2009-10-26 22:31:41 UTC by nobody
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I am looking forward to it! Thank you!
2009-06-26 21:22:53 UTC by msavignano
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I have implemented a solution that allows to opt style variables "Cross-Platform" and "Native" in the same list as the concrete styles. Works find here. Cross fingers that MacOS VM brings up the LAF style for native default that you are looking for.
I will send you a test version as soon as a stable development release is available.
- Wolfgang.
2009-06-25 16:17:15 UTC by kse
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Yes, I'd like to join the testing team.
My guess was that it's easy to implement "native", if Mac OS X style and Windows style had the same enum value for example. There is obviously already an OS check in JPasswords, as it lets me select the style of the current OS only in the options. The same logic would just apply to the "native" setting.
2009-06-24 21:32:50 UTC by nobody
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The current "Portable" solution prefers cross-platform styles in the first rank. I am aware this isn't the 100% solution. I will consider if your suggestion is doable or if some other resolution can be found.
The only current solution you can think of is working with local INI files, which comes to switching over to "Normal" running mode (non-portable). Whether this is good depends on how...
2009-06-24 06:22:43 UTC by kse
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The current "Portable" solution prefers cross-platform styles in the first rank. I am aware this isn't the 100% solution. I will consider if your suggestion is doable or if some other resolution can be found.
The only current solution you can think of is working with local INI files, which comes to switching over to "Normal" running mode (non-portable). Whether this is good depends on how...
2009-06-24 06:22:42 UTC by kse
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I am using the portable variety where the jar is on an internet drive (Teamdrive) which I can access from all my computers. One of them is a Mac, the other two are PCs. In the GUI settings I can chose Mac OS X style or Windows style, depending on which platform I run Jpasswords. But it's lost whenever I run it on the other platform.
I would like to use Mac OS X style on my Mac, and Windows...
2009-06-23 19:36:21 UTC by msavignano
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This is not a bug but regular behaviour. Copying a password modifies the "last used" time information of the corresponding record. You can avoid this behaviour by unchecking option "save minor database changes" in program preferences. But it has a price.
- Wolfgang.
2009-02-05 09:23:46 UTC by kse
