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Default I want to Protect VBA Code

I go to the VBA Editor, go to the Tools menu, choose VBA Project Properties,
then the Protection tab, then check the "Lock Project For Viewing" option and
supply a password with like 16 characters, or 20 characters, or some such
thing. How secure is this from cracking software that uses a brute force
method? How secure is it from anything?

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