I've been a happy user of iNotepad for many years. Today I tried to move my database so it would be available on my wife's desktop as well as my own. I followed the instructions in the help file to create a folder called "iNotePad" in Dropbox then an alias of the same name in my user/documents folder. When that didn't work for me I restored the database to it's own "iNotePad" folder in my Documents folder. However, now the database shows up in the Database drop down menu in iNotePad but it will not accept my password. When I enter the password, nothing happens but the drop down menu just returns to the default database it was showing before (which has no content).

I have tried restoring the file using Time Machine several times but nothing is working. I'm desperate as I have huge lists of passwords, app registrations and key data for several websites. Can anyone help?

I accidentally posted this in reviews instead of in troubleshooting, so here it is again.

I've been a happy user of iNotepad for many years. Today I tried to move my database so it would be available on my wife's desktop as well as my own. I followed the instructions in the help file to create a folder called "iNotePad" in Dropbox then an alias of the same name in my user/documents folder. When that didn't work for me I restored the database to it's own "iNotePad" folder in my Documents folder. However, now the database shows up in the Database drop down menu in iNotePad but it will not accept my password. When I enter the password, nothing happens but the drop down menu just returns to the default database it was showing before (which has no content).

I have tried restoring the file using Time Machine several times but nothing is working. I'm desperate as I have huge lists of passwords, app registrations and key data for several websites. Can anyone help?

I accidentally posted this in reviews instead of in troubleshooting, so here it is again.

I've been a happy user of iNotepad for many years. Today I tried to move my database so it would be available on my wife's desktop as well as my own. I followed the instructions in the help file to create a folder called "iNotePad" in Dropbox then an alias of the same name in my user/documents folder. When that didn't work for me I restored the database to it's own "iNotePad" folder in my Documents folder. However, now the database shows up in the Database drop down menu in iNotePad but it will not accept my password. When I enter the password, nothing happens but the drop down menu just returns to the default database it was showing before (which has no content).

I have tried restoring the file using Time Machine several times but nothing is working. I'm desperate as I have huge lists of passwords, app registrations and key data for several websites. Can anyone help?