I had to do some game playing with the notes to get it to work right. I understand the frustration of having to go to Excel to fix up the PP export, but the multi-line notes really mess things up when mSecure imports (or attempts to) the file. If mSecure would like to keep me as a long term customer as I have been with Passwords Plus, they should come out with a true reasonably priced Family Plan. Each person purchasing their own account result in a cost that is significantly higher than other competing true family sharing password programs. A true Family plan is really important as none of us really like to share our entire account with the same user name. This is extremely important for us senior citizens getting older to share our passwords with loved ones should we die or get sick.
Major Wish for mSecure - I REALLY want to see some type of reasonably priced family plan where we can all share passwords but have the option to use a person vault. I knew immediately once I saw all my passwords, etc., data migrate over without any issues, I wanted to purchase the Premium mSecure program. I did not wait until my 30 day trial was over. I am EXTREMELY happy with mSecure thus far.
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I certainly wish PP (Dataviz) would have simply started a subscription based service similar to all current software programs rather than shutting down PP. Summary - I have been using Passwords Plus for many years and always was completely happy.
You can use mSecure more advance features to tweak you PP data, etc. Very nice to see all the passwords show up in mSecure. mSecure even provides a special import for Dataviz PP CSV files.ģ) All done! Certainly stress free and easy. Hello William! The process of migrating your Passwords Plus (PP) to mSecure is very easy and straightforward.ġ) Export your password data from the PP program in CSV format.Ģ) Import your PP data into the mSecure program using the import option on mSecure.
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