SteveShank

Are you sure that is where you store you keepass? it seems peculiar. More like OneDrive popped in and changed things. Type your password into Notepad so you can see exactly what you typed. The paste it into keepass. If it fails, look at that and in the next line, type what it might be, perhaps, a capital letter somewhere or a small letter where you have a capital? If that one also fails, try to imagine what the real password might be. Personally, I'd store my passwords on my computer, rather than...

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This is an interesting change. You are saying that now, since 2.61, if you have an icon on the main screen, or in the taskbar, or use that start button to enter "keepas" to start the program, the entry screen will appear on that instead of where the program will run. It is running from screen 2 where I left it. Why make this change? Was it intentional? The only way to have the entry screen appear on the second screen, is to move the icon to the 2nd screen.

After upgrading to 2.61, the log in screen no longer appears on the 2nd screen with the program. It always appears on the 1st screen. I like to have my browser on screen one and keepass on screen 2 and the log in screen on the same screen as the program, like it used to be. Was this intentional for some reason?

No font works. Whether it is 1 or I or l (that was a one, a capital i and a lower case L if you couldn't tell, or zeros and Os or whatever, no font works for everything. What works is the colored passwords plugin. https://github.com/Rookiestyle/ColoredPassword

I would like to ask, if is there any way i can make a database inside a database? I mean i have A and B database. This isn't a question, it is a solution to a problem that is not defined. What are you really trying to do? Are you trying to keep two databases in sync? Are you tryijng to have 2 databases always available and if to, why not just a folder inside a database. I do not understand the actual problem.

There is normally a setting on the page printing to "make it fit and not cut it off." For example, on the print preview, Keepass has this. - apparently it's going to be an attachment. So, if you can't find this option on your printer, I'd suggest printing a pdf with Windows print to pdf and then print that pdf file which will have a fit to printer margin option on the print when printing a pdf file.

Thanks for responding. Here's the procedure I'm making up starting after the bitwarden export of a .json unencrypted file. 1. Run Keepass. It will try and open your last database. Choose Cancel. 2. Choose the icon to make a new database 3. Give it a Filename which includes the date. 4. Use the same password you used for Bitwarden and type it in VERY carefully showing the password. 5. Then a new screen comes up and asks for a Database Name. It says we should enter a name or leave it empty. I'd like...