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How to by-pass password ?
We let an employee go and he assigned passwords to certain spreadsheets and
now we can not get in there. Is there any way to change or delete the passwords? Thanks |
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How to by-pass password ?
meh,
Workbook or Worksheet protection?? Take a look he http://www.mcgimpsey.com/excel/removepwords.html and here http://j-walk.com/ss/excel/links/pword.htm John "meh" wrote in message ... We let an employee go and he assigned passwords to certain spreadsheets and now we can not get in there. Is there any way to change or delete the passwords? Thanks |
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How to by-pass password ?
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"meh" wrote in message ... We let an employee go and he assigned passwords to certain spreadsheets and now we can not get in there. Is there any way to change or delete the passwords? Thanks |
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How to by-pass password ?
Adding to the others: An employee can't do that. The files are almost always
company property. Call him/her and get the passwords, if necessary with your company lawyer sitting next to you. -- HTH. Best wishes Harald Followup to newsgroup only please "meh" skrev i melding ... We let an employee go and he assigned passwords to certain spreadsheets and now we can not get in there. Is there any way to change or delete the passwords? Thanks |
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How to by-pass password ?
If you can't open the workbook, none of the suggestions so far will work.
You will probably have to use a commercial cracker program like www.lostpassword.com -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy meh wrote in message ... We let an employee go and he assigned passwords to certain spreadsheets and now we can not get in there. Is there any way to change or delete the passwords? Thanks |
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How to by-pass password ?
And he says, "I forgot them, sorry"
What will you do now ? screw him in the courts for having a poor memory ? Get real "Harald Staff" wrote in message ... Adding to the others: An employee can't do that. The files are almost always company property. Call him/her and get the passwords, if necessary with your company lawyer sitting next to you. -- HTH. Best wishes Harald Followup to newsgroup only please "meh" skrev i melding ... We let an employee go and he assigned passwords to certain spreadsheets and now we can not get in there. Is there any way to change or delete the passwords? Thanks |
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How to by-pass password ?
It is certainly real. A company I used to work with sued a former
employee who refused to divulge a password and the employee was fined $800/day up to $8,000. Seems the judge just didn't buy that the woman had "forgotten" in less than a week a password that she'd been using every day for the last year. She at first tried to claim that she'd recently changed it. It was pointed out that the company had backups over a year old, and that the company, once it cracked the password, could try the cracked passwords on the backups. Faced with perjury, she recanted. Of course, this was enough years ago that the $250 "guaranteed crack" wasn't available. The economics have changed, certainly, but suing for lost productivity can still be a valid claim. In article , "Chris Leonard" wrote: And he says, "I forgot them, sorry" What will you do now ? screw him in the courts for having a poor memory ? Get real |
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