Thanks Russell and Graham. I have returned the file to Dropbox - we'll see what
happens!Phil
On Monday, 30 November 2015, 18:15, Graham Burt <gra...@smileitworks.com>
wrote:
Hi Phil,
I have the same setup, I share my 1Password to all my devices via Dropbox. You
should place the .agilekeychain file in a Folder called "1Password".See if that
works.
I have purchased a license and this also resides in the same folder.
Graham
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On 30 November 2015 at 17:20, Russell Brown <drbrown1...@gmail.com> wrote:
You might have done, that's how I sync mine to my multitude of devices. Don't
know why it would have taken so long though, sorry.
I suppose the answer to your question is "anywhere you like that 1Password can
access". There should be some way of telling 1P where it is located.
Regards
Russell
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On 30 November 2015 at 17:08, PHILIP TOMLINSON
<philip.tomlins...@btinternet.com> wrote:
Dear SmugsI have been having a lot of trouble with 1 Password. I suppose it is
because I haven't purchased an update.My particular question this time is:-
"where should the agilekeychain be located? I ask this because a strange thing
happened today. I turned my iMac on and it seemed to be taking Dropbox a very
long time to load. I checked what was happening and saw that it seemed to be
loading up / opening up the aforementioned key chain. I opened the dropbox
files and removed agilekeychain to trash. Dropbox then functioned
normally.Maybe I have done something royally stupid here. The file (6.5mb) is
still in the trash. If I haven't completely screwed it up, where should I
transfer it to, to get my 1Password working again?What do you think is going on
here? I have a dim memory that I may have clicked some option on the 1Password
preferences for storing the key chain, but I can't imagine that I would have
agreed to send it to Dropbox.Phil--
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