Printing in 1Password for Windows [No support for now]
Hi,
i recently switched from KeePass to 1Password and it seems like there is no option to print out my saved Passwords.
Will this feature be added soon or is there an alternative to get my passes onto paper?
Thank you,
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Hi @Ixofje,
If you need it printed out right now, you can export your Logins via CSV (File Menu > Export) and print it out like that. Be extra careful with what you do with the export file and secure delete it after you finish the printout.
Right now, we don't have printing. We want to add it in the future but we're trying to figure out the best way to handle this.
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Why can't I print anything from 1Password 4 for Windows. If I reformat the hard drive I'll lose everything in the password vault including the backups since they are all stored in the Documents\1Password folder.
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You should always backup your data to at least one external drive. If you're keeping your data on a internal hard drive only, you're asking for trouble. A hard drive can crash at any time, be formated by accident, and the whole computer can be stolen or destroyed by fire, dropped on the floor etc. If you have enabled syncing of 1Password data then the Dropbox server can wipe your data not just from the cloud but also your local copy of it (although not 1Password's backup folder).
One thing is certain, computer hardware will not last forever.
That being said, I think you can export your 1Password data to an unencrypted format and then print the resulting file.
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Hi @KeithWeisshar,
I merged your thread with the other thread that asked the same question about the printing support. I've answered it in #2 post above.
Keep in mind that you should be backing up your files elsewhere when you format your drives, not just 1Password data but any personal data, there should be at least three backups, two local copies and one remote. You can generally get away with two local but we don't recommend it.
By keeping a copy of the data file, you're keeping it encrypted, something that a printout can't help with. Note that 1PasswordAnywhere is a part of the agilekeychain file, so you don't need the 1Password app to read your data if you connect it to another computer that's not yours.
Even printouts can be lost but if you're willing to protect it by putting it in a fireproof safe or something like that, you'd be better off doing the same thing by putting a copy of your data file on a small USB drive and put it in the safe. At least, you'd be able to quickly get back into 1Password with this file.
There's also the 1Password emergency kit that you can check out.
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I use printing to review and edit as well as archive.
not having it done gracefully in a fiddley roundabout trail of nutso exports is not exactly helpful.
and opens security vulnerabilities
It is useful to printout and review as a collage of screen fields that are only partially visible without scrolling is a nuisanceNot meaning to be snarky but it is good to review the whole file/folder/item without scrolling
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That "fiddly roundabout trail of nutso exports":
- Choose File > Export.
- Select All Login items and CSV.
- Specify where to save the file.
Whew! :)
Once you've exported your Login items to a CSV file, you can open it and format it as you like for printing.
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