Topic: Please Help!! Does anyone know how to .. (Read 909 times)
You can import to multibit without extracting the private key, don't you?
Didn't Google. Discovered the quote via Iron Maiden, and was drawn to Lovecraft. Yeah, I'm a little older than the rest of the crowd. 
Sorry BlackMarketKarma; wasn't trying to hijack your thread. I just recognized a bit of culture, so I had to ask.
Sorry BlackMarketKarma; wasn't trying to hijack your thread. I just recognized a bit of culture, so I had to ask.
Quote
And with strange aeons even death may die.
Lovecraft fan, or Iron Maiden fan?
Well
We can say both..
I was a fan of Iron Maiden for many years
And I read all of Lovecraft books
+1 for you that you knew whos quote is that
(if you did not googled it 
) Quote
And with strange aeons even death may die.
Lovecraft fan, or Iron Maiden fan?
Can you open the file with a text editor and see if your key is in there. Multibit only imports plain text files as far as I know, and JSON is a text representation of a javascript object, so maybe htat is all you need to do.
Indeed that should work - and you can try it already after it is done to see does it work
Cheers! (it will work
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Can you open the file with a text editor and see if your key is in there. Multibit only imports plain text files as far as I know, and JSON is a text representation of a javascript object, so maybe that is all you need to do.
extract just the private key from a .json Kryptokit (chrome extension) back-up? I need to import to multibit but multibit won't accept the backup, I think because it contains a lot more than simply my private key, it contains gpg public and private keys etc as well and I presume that restore feature on multibit cannot interpret the other date contained in the file? maybe i'm wrong.
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