retain column sizes across sessions
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Mike,
I completely agree with Thack's suggestion. I too find that I have to re-size the columns every time I open 1P. It does not remember how I have them set.
In addition, when the main window is set to the LEFT view, often when I open 1P, the last couple of digits in the login password space are not visible. I have to resize the window just tiny bit larger horizontally and then the full password becomes visible. This really should be fixed.0 -
@AMCarter3, because you mention "LEFT view" (and layout options exist only in 1Password for Mac), it sounds like you're referring to that platform, rather than to beta builds of 1Password 4 for Windows. Is that correct?
Also, can you explain what you mean by "the login password space"?
Thanks!
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Your question prompted creation of a new article in the 1Password 4 for Windows knowledgebase:
Thanks!
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DBrown,
Yes... I use a "Mac".... always have; always will.... current OS is 10.1.1.
By "login password space", I'm referring to the 2nd "box" or space from the top (right after "username" in every login window. It is where you see/read/copy/modify the password for an account. Every time I open 1Password (ver 5.0.2), it automatically mis-sizes the right column so that the last 1-2 digits of passwords cannot be seen. It can be copied, but cannot be seen unless you resize the window just slightly wider to the right.
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I'll move your question to the 1Password for Mac forum, where it'll get the attention of folks with expertise on that platform.
(I'm curious why you have "Mac" in quotation marks.)
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I usually put it in quotes to avoid confusion when I sign an email. My first name, the name people use to address me, is Mac.
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