- BVCKUP FILE RENAME INSTALL
- BVCKUP FILE RENAME ARCHIVE
- BVCKUP FILE RENAME PORTABLE
- BVCKUP FILE RENAME PASSWORD
I opened an old database from a few months ago and Oh waht joy it opened. I guess %APPDATA%\CintaNotes would be found in the C: partition.
BVCKUP FILE RENAME INSTALL
I have a folder in my D: partition named Programs where I like to install or have my programs located.
BVCKUP FILE RENAME PORTABLE
I could not find %APPDATA%\CintaNotes but I think I maybe using your program as the portable version (no-install). I thought you do have to associate db files with CintaNotes so that on launch it will default to the last used database and hence open that for convenience and hence efficiency for the user.
Thanks a million times to the power of n where n equals an infinitely large integer. I take this opportunity to thank you for any support that you can provide. In any event, I always immediately record all my passwords in KeePass.Ĭan I get my database back or is all of my data lost?
BVCKUP FILE RENAME PASSWORD
I can absolutely assure you that I have not set a password in CintaNotes. Naturally, I have it to automatically open my current CintaNotes database. I am wondering if every instance of CintaNotes database files are now password protected, and/or is it the actual application program CintaNotes that is password protected. To log into your forum then I have to click on the CintaNotes logo and then log in again and that seems to work. I can assure you a run a 'very tight' machine security-wise and I run Malwarebytes - the paid for version (runs in the background all the time) that gives website protection i.e. Something is obviously monitoring your forum site and then redirecting me - a user to some other website. The site looks a bit unreal and its heading is my username. On a side note, then I have discovered that whenever landing on your forum site and indeed checking the address URL in my browser, then when I log in with my username and password then I am taken to a Chinese site which looks like something to do with DIY. You will note from above that the date for that file is 01-01-2017. In any event I would not expect it to create a file on my desktop. I have no idea what its internal structure is i.e. Interestingly or worryingly, then I have a file search program called Everything which just searches for file names.
BVCKUP FILE RENAME ARCHIVE
Also, but it will be missing a lot of data, then there are a few very old CintaNotes databases in the Archive section of the backup program that I use. I have not attempted to open it in case something is happening behind the scenes. However, I do wonder if that too will come up asking for a password. Naturally a file exists within that backup.
The CintaNotes database file has the following date and time and is when I asked CintaNotes to backup now: Modified: 01:06:39.0638851 about 20 hours ago from the current UK time which is now 21.55hrs: This backup was last taken as follows i.e. a comprehensive backup of all my data which is run last thing before shutting down the computer. I have a backup file saved to an external drive i.e. I have used CintaNotes since that date and it is only on 05-01-2017 that the issue of requiring a password has cropped up. The properties for that file claim the following: I have not created a file on the Desktop via CintaNotes called Everything. Yet it also claims an instance of CintaNotes is already running. If I try to open any other older backup versions of my database file then it says these require a password. It comes up with a dialogue box asking for a password. Today when clicking on CintaNotes on the pinned icon on the Task Bar and it was pinned there a very long time ago, then CintaNotes will not launch. I can assure you I have never set a password within the program and that is what this issue is about.Īs of 05-01-2017 a database file has appeared on the opening desktop screen - named Everything and it has the CintaNotes icon on it.
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