Hello, I’ve forgotten to mention this so do forgive me. When you hit the shortcut key combination, there are situations - unless it’s a straight forward logging-in - that 1password’s mini window will open up and this is where you are. In this window, you have a search field first and then a table of categories. So your log-ins are stored in the category by this name, and your credit cards in the category by this name. You also have a password generator row via which you can generate a password if you are in the process of subscribing to a new service and you want 1password to give you a strong password. You need to interact with this table with vo+shift+downarrow, and then you choose the category you wish by pressing vo+spacebar on the category row you desire. This will open another table with which you interact to choose the credit card you want in case you have more than one and again press vo+spacebar on it. I have a few cards entered in 1password, and I have given each a slightly different name so that I know which one is which if I am in the table of my cards.
I have mentioned the search field in the mini-window. I sometimes use it to find a particular log-in quickly because I now have quite a few. And it’s quite helpful. For instance, I’d type into the search amazon and press enter, and the table of results will give me much fewer matches than the full table would have been so it’s easier to interact with it, and press vo+spacebar on the right log-in item. Just as an add-on, remember to back up your 1password content in case something happens to your computer. There are various options for that. There’s quite a lot on AgileBits website in terms of explanations. Backup system within 1password produces its own backup file format and you can store it away from your computer. Initially, like you, I found this mini window quite difficult and learned by experimentation. Hope this will help you somewhat. Ask some more if you need to and I will try to help. Andrew > On 6 Sep 2015, at 01:31, Faisal ali <faisal.a...@icloud.com> wrote: > > Hi Andrew, > Thank you for your help. I got it to work but whenever I’m in one password > via that keystroke, it lands me in a field where it has password generator, > log ins, credit cards, etc. However, I can’t seem to figure out how to get > out of this. also, is there anything that you must do once you hit that > keystroke? > Thanks >> On Sep 5, 2015, at 1:50 PM, Andrew Lamanche <ioani...@me.com> wrote: >> >> Hello, >> >> Whenever you need to enter username or password for a website, or when you >> have to fill in your credit card info, you can always call up 1password by >> its shortcut key command+slash. 1password on the whole knows what info is >> required by the name of the fields. When you call up 1password with its >> shortcut key, you often have to put in your master password first to unlock >> it. On the whole this process works very well but if I’m making a purchase, >> I double check the fields for the credit card quickly with vo+command+j to >> make sure there is no omissions. >> >> Hope this helps. If you have any more questions, do ask. I’m not an expert >> but I will try to help whenever I can. >> >> Andrew >>> On 5 Sep 2015, at 16:54, Faisal ali <faisal.a...@icloud.com> wrote: >>> >>> Hello, >>> Thank you for that. I was also wondering what the best method of filling in >>> saved forms or credit cards on a website? I got the safari extension >>> downloaded and installed. If I’m on, say Amazon or any other website that >>> requires my credit card information, how would I go about filling it via >>> the extension? >>> Much thanks >>>> On Sep 4, 2015, at 2:25 PM, Andrew Lamanche <ioani...@me.com> wrote: >>>> >>>> Hello, >>>> >>>> I’ve just tried to do this. Press command+shift+n to activate “add new >>>> credit card” dialog. You will find yourself in a text field that says >>>> credit card. You can either leave it as it is or give your card a >>>> meaningful name. Then press tab. VoiceOver reported “section edit text. >>>> Ignore this - I’m not quite sure what it is. Press tab again and you will >>>> be in name section. Once you fill it in, stop interacting with >>>> vo+shift+jup arrow and more to the right. You should hear field names >>>> announced. You have to interact with each field although voiceover doesn’t >>>> make it clear. After you put in data in each field you have to stop >>>> interacting with it and move to the right again and interact with the next >>>> field and so on. >>>> >>>> Hope this helps >>>> >>>> Andrew >>>>> On 3 Sep 2015, at 20:41, Faisal ali <faisal.a...@icloud.com> wrote: >>>>> >>>>> Hello everyone, >>>>> so I just purchased 1 password for the mac and so far so good. However, >>>>> I’m having some difficulties in entering in information on my credit >>>>> card. Some of the fields make sense but there are others that don’t. for >>>>> instance, I can’t figure out where I type in the credit card number and >>>>> security code as well as my name. 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