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Password Crackdown
Dear All,
I incidentally save the workbook with password (FILESAVETOOLGENERAL OptionPassword), but I forgot the password now.I do work a lot for that file.Is there any one can help me to show how to crack that password (any free software)? Many thanks Best Regards PA |
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Password Crackdown
Hi PA,
See JE McGimpsey at: http://www.mcgimpsey.com/excel/fileandvbapwords.html --- Regards, Norman "PA" wrote in message ... Dear All, I incidentally save the workbook with password (FILE?SAVE?TOOL?GENERAL Option?Password), but I forgot the password now.I do work a lot for that file.Is there any one can help me to show how to crack that password (any free software)? Many thanks Best Regards PA |
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