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 →]
