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Column

Column FColumn EColumn DColumn CCard Type

DateNameNumberIdentification

Phone #DateInsuredGroup #Policy #Insurance

DateNameAcct #Memberships

Phone NumberPhone Numbers

Phone #PharmacyDoctorNameRx #Prescriptions

FromDateSerial #Serial Numbers

VIN #License #Vehicle Info

PINAccess #Voice Mail

URLPasswordUsernameWeb Logins

The card types in your file must be exactly as shown above.

The table below is an example, showing 6 cards in 2 categories.

Then, run the eWallet Card Importer on your .csv file. Select CSV as the file format to import.

Don't forget to open your new wallet file using eWallet; this will let you check your inform-

ation. Plus, you'll be able to add more useful information to your existing cards, as well as

more cards and card types to your wallet.

2.7. Protecting Your Information

Anytime you open a password protected wallet, eWallet will ask you for the password. Until

the correct password is provided, eWallet will not display any of the wallet’s contents.

Once opened, your wallet remains unlocked until:

• you close eWallet on your Windows PC

• you lock the wallet file by selecting the Lock button on your Windows PC

• eWallet automatically locks your wallet file if you’ve chosen to have it do so (See below

for information about how to do this)

Chapter 2. Getting Started with eWallet

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