Quote from: spoonbender on December 03, 2013, 04:00:07 AM

Quote from: filchef on November 17, 2013, 04:48:09 PM

Export private key from MultiBit without password - this is important.Then edit file with some editor like Notepad++ and copy only key - this is row without # ,and you must copy only key - no date and another symbols , and then in BitCoin-Qt open from Help->Debug window ->Console then type

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importprivkey [label] [rescan=true]

without <>
where label is name of owner - your name.

I also am trying to import a Multibit key into Bitcoin-Qt. I can view the unencrypted key in Notepad, but I'm uncertain just how much of the text I'm to copy - is it everything in between the two # symbols? I have two wallets, and there appear to be two keys in between the # symbols. Would I be interpreting that right?

Also, my labels aren't owner name, they are descriptive - but when I try to import the key using the descriptive label, I get this error:

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Error: value is type int, expected bool

If I try to import the key without any label, I get this error:

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Error: Error parsing JSON:[rescan=true]

So one private key is for one address -in wallet you can have many addresses
every key is in row WITHOUT # and finish to date and time.
And for every wallet you have to export private keys-it is impossible to export key for two wallets together
So for me you put wrong key because is the wrong message - for label yo can put some name or whatever you want