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#57 Instructions For Use
Hello Mr. Harris, I have Password Safe on my windows laptop (had it for about 6 years and not updated the software), and on my old iphone 6S. I link through Drop Box. I'm moving to Android on my new Samsung S22+ so I have downloaded the Android version on it. However, I would like some instructions for use, how to link perhaps through Google, etc. I can't find any such information! Would you please guide me so I don't have to fumble through this transition?
Thanks very much,
Richard Walton
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Hello Mr. Harris, I have Password Safe on my windows laptop (had it for about 6 years and not updated the software), and on my old iphone 6S. I link through Drop Box. I'm moving to Android on my new Samsung S22+ so I have downloaded the Android version on it. However, I would like some instructions for use, how to link perhaps through Google, etc. I can't find any such information! Would you please guide me so I don't have to fumble through this transition?
Thanks very much,
Richard Walton
If you have Dropbox, I'd suggest the companion PasswdSafe Sync app. You can attach your Dropbox account, select the psafe3 file, and the file will show in PasswdSafe under your Dropbox account name. Changes to the file should be synced with the file in Dropbox.
i am attempting to transfer the PS file from Windows to Android . may i please inquire can this be performed in a direct manner e.g. via Bluetooth i.e. transfer of the PS file or any of its export versions i see available on the Windows version except for the fact i see no import option available on the Android device . i am attempting to avoid utilizing DropBox as that seem an unnecessary complication . further if an Android device can make use of a file copied/synced from DropBox originating from Windows i assume it can do so via any other means as well ergo my question re/ Bluetooth . Thank You Kindly
Last edit: BernardIE5317 2023-04-18
You should be able to copy the file using a USB cable between Windows and your device. Once connected, you may have to pull down the USB notification to enable support for File Transfer / Android Audio. Once selected, Windows Explorer should show your files.