

What Tim has said is indeed correct; it's worth ensuring your Dropbox folder is located within your home folder (the folder named your username). This is what Dropbox recommends.
If it is already located there, then I suggest you un-tick then re-tick the option to place your keychain in the Dropbox folder (if you are using the Mac App Store version of 1Password) or re-selecting the Dropbox folder if you are using a non-Mac App Store version of 1Password.
If this still does not solve your problem, then please do let me know:
a) which version of 1Password you are using (Mac App Store or not)
b) The exact location of your keychain (right click and select 'get info' and see the 'where' section)
c) the file located at ~/Library/Preferences/ws.agile.1Password.plist (if it exists) -- I suggest you don't share this with the group, but feel free to email me directly on patrick [at] qsapp.com
I will most likely be unable to help further until after the 12th of January as I am away at the moment, but I hope this helps!
On 28 Dec 2011, at 16:05, Tim Lawson wrote:
> Keith -
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> Open 1Password's prefs and, with the 'general' tab ticked, you should see that your iPassword keychain is stored at ~/Dropbox per the screenshot below:
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> <General.jpg>
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> Then open your Dropbox app. prefs. and, on the 'Advanced' pane, you can see where to change the location for your Dropbox. I remember reading something somewhere about the need for it to be in the users folder root (if that's the right expression) per my own as you'll see from the screenshot below.
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> <Advanced.jpg>
1. Delete plugin
2. Quick QS
3. Launch QS
4. Add plugin
5. Verify item's checked in QS 1Password catalog