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With my new 2 month old pc I figured it was time to upgrade Office as I
was still using Office 95(if it's not broken...). Now I have Office 2003. I have a few files password protected. I recall in the old Excel there was a simple program you could download and install that would get by the passwords(note I never tried it). It never really mattered to me since this is a home PC and it's not all that confidential info. Now I see in Excel 2003 they have all different Encryption Types under the Advanced Tab when you set up a file password. The default seems to be "Office 97/2000 Compatible". How secure is this? Is there a program readily available on the WWW to break this? Is there a better encryption type from the list I should select? TIA! |
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