Batch files can be used to open and close Keepass quickly.
The following example is the batch file entry I created to open Keepass and still be prompted to enter my master password:
START “” “C:\Program Files\KeePass Password Safe\KeePass.exe” C:\!Data\Database.kdb
The quotes are necessary for any path that contains spaces. [Read more →]
The password generator is located in the Tools menu. You can customize your password profile which includes the ability to utilize various password generator rules including uppercase, lowercase, numbers, spaces – to name a few! [Read more →]
Changing your Keepass master key is easy to complete in only a few steps. Also, consider hiding or masking the password you are entering using asterisks. I strongly recommend that you [Read more →]
Like many of you, I work on multiple computers, including at home and work. A great advantage to using Keepass as your password manager is that you can export your database which resides on one computer, and use it on another computer. [Read more →]
View menu The Keepass View menu includes options to change language type, show or hide the toolbar, show or hide the entry view, keep Keepass always [Read more →]
Let’s jump deeper into how Keepass works, including the Keepass File Menu, the toolbar, and various toolbar options.
Firstly, we have the Keepass file menu, which includes menu options typical in most software programs including [Read more →]
Once you start using Keepass, it is important lock your Keepass workspace. Locking your workspace requires the master password entered, and key file if you have opted to use the key file. Why lock the workspace? This ensures that no one [Read more →]
Find yourself remembering too many passwords? Another great open sourced software app to the rescue: Keepass Password Safe
Try this great password manager to help you remember those passwords [Read more →]
