Protecting your passwords is an important responsibility in email encryption. Your PDF Postman passwords should be backed up regularly and stored in a secure place. Your passwords may later be imported should you need to re-install PDF Postman. You can also use your backup to move your passwords to another computer.
Password backups are done from the PDF Postman settings > Passwords tab.
Simply click the "Export" button, and choose a location to save your passwords.
The passwords and emails will be saved to a CSV file that you can open in a spreadsheet application.
To import the backup file, reverse theprocess. Click the "Import" button on the Passwords tab and select the file.
PDF Postman uses a simple CSV file for import/export. You can import new passwords by adding them to a spreadsheet in a Email/Paswords configuration, and then saving the spreadsheet as a CSV file. PDF Postman will add new passwords to it's existing password list.
To learn more about PDF Postman passwords, we recommend reading the article, Protecting Your PDF Postman Passwords, and also Configuring the PDF Postman Database.
Password backups are done from the PDF Postman settings > Passwords tab.
Simply click the "Export" button, and choose a location to save your passwords.
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| Export PDF Postman Passwords from the Passwords Setting Tab |
The passwords and emails will be saved to a CSV file that you can open in a spreadsheet application.
To import the backup file, reverse theprocess. Click the "Import" button on the Passwords tab and select the file.
PDF Postman uses a simple CSV file for import/export. You can import new passwords by adding them to a spreadsheet in a Email/Paswords configuration, and then saving the spreadsheet as a CSV file. PDF Postman will add new passwords to it's existing password list.
To learn more about PDF Postman passwords, we recommend reading the article, Protecting Your PDF Postman Passwords, and also Configuring the PDF Postman Database.
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