Or from the Roboform Editor click on the Roboform v menu.

From your taskbar right-click on the Roboform icon.

All of the imported items will be saved in a new folder named LastPass.

From the File menu choose I mport passwords -> From File -> LastPass.

csv file extension - for example lastpass.csv.

Open a text editor program, such as Notepad, and paste the contents of the LastPass export.

Select all of the text and copy it (ctrl + c).

All of the imported items will be saved in a new folder named Keepass.

Select the passwords you want to import.

From the File menu choose I mport passwords -> From File -> Keepass.

On Export Options select: Title, User Name, Password, URL, Notes.

Open Keepass and from the File menu choose Export -> CSV File.

Only website passwords can be imported into Password Boss. Any items imported without a category saved on the item will be saved in a new folder named Dashlane .

Any items that were saved in Dashlane in a Category will be placed in a folder with the name of the category as the folder name.

From the File menu choose I mport passwords -> From File -> Dashlane.

You can choose which of the files you want to import into Password Boss based on the types of items you have saved in Dashlane.

As of this document update, the names of the CSV files are credentials.csv, ids.csv, payments.csv, personalinfo.csv, and securenotes.csv.

You will need to unzip the file you have downloaded from Dashlane into the individual CSV files.

Click Export to CSV and save the file to your computer.

If required, enter your Master Password and click Unlock to access your secure data.

Open the Dashlane web app and from the bottom left corner of the app go My Account and click Export Data.

Dashlane will export a zip file that contains multiple CSV files, each file needs to be imported one at a time into Password Boss. Password Boss will support importing CSV files that have been exported from the web version of Dashlane.

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