Lost Password on a Word Doc. How to crack/recover
Matt Wehnes
asking me for a password on my document?" Well to keep from rambling on,
this moron set a password on his document he's been writing since early July
and now can't open it. (stupid) Anyway I thought I had a password cracker
for word at home but can't find it.
So can any of you assist me with this?
Matt
Abcord
Any more info i.e which Version of word your using.
If its an early version (pre word97) then you can crack it fairly easily
- also is it the password when you open the doc or is it a write
protected one?
FYI
If you have protected a Word 95 file with a write reservation password,
open the document in WordPad or NotePad. You can then save the document
with no problem. ( With a document password in place, WordPad and
NotePad still can't open it).If you send a Word 6 or Word 95
password-protected document as an e-mail attachment from within Word
(using the Send command from the File menu), the password protection is
stripped off the attached file. This means that you could send a file to
yourself, and it should again be readable. This problem was fixed in
Word 97. (This problem does not exist if you send the document file as
an attachment from within your normal e-mail client. )
If its a later version only suggestion is searching for Hack sites on
the web, although there are a lot of commercial programs out there which
will help you do this (Fairly Cheap as well).
More info and I will try to have a look into it.
Ab
rmill...@my-deja.com
htt://www.accessdata.com/ or call #800-489-5199 for more info. They
can recover for programs ranging from QuickBooks to MS Money, including
Word & Excel.
Good luck!
R.M.
In article <Oi3Fwqo6#GA.78@cppssbbsa04>,
"Matt Wehnes" <Weh...@mortonmm.com> wrote:
> Today I get a call from one of my genius employees. Saying "Why is
word
> asking me for a password on my document?" Well to keep from rambling
on,
> this moron set a password on his document he's been writing since
early July
> and now can't open it. (stupid) Anyway I thought I had a password
cracker
> for word at home but can't find it.
>
> So can any of you assist me with this?
>
> Matt
>
>
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Mark Jacobs
http://www.accessdata.com/ for more info, where you can also download a
demo. You can also call #800-574-5199.
Mark
Matt Wehnes wrote in message ...
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"Matt Wehnes" <Weh...@mortonmm.com> wrote:
Try MSOfPass at:
http://www.lostpassword.com
Password recovery for .DOC, .XLS, .PST, .SCD, .CAL, .XLA, .MDB, .MNY,
etc.
> Today I get a call from one of my genius employees. Saying "Why is
word
> asking me for a password on my document?" Well to keep from rambling
on,
> this moron set a password on his document he's been writing since
early July
> and now can't open it. (stupid) Anyway I thought I had a password
cracker
> for word at home but can't find it.
>
> So can any of you assist me with this?
>
> Matt
>
>
f_pa...@yahoo.com
Look at www.soft4you.com/mso2000/. This is shareware site. You can find
some password-recovery programs at this site.
Best regards,
Fernando
brown_...@freemail.com.au
Check out this URL: www.passwordservice.com/crack.html
This is a password-recovery service that can help you.
___
MB
pwrecover
Crackers, Inc. check out http://www.pwcrack.com/ for more information.
They offer the only absolute Word 97 cracking guaranteed for any length
password in 10 business days.
John E. Kuslich
They have password recovery software for most Office products. They are the
only service I know of that has guaranteed recovery of Word and Excel files by
Key search rather than password search (there are billions of billions more
passwords than there are keys so a key search takes a lot less time) and have
the computer power (a massively parallel computer array) to pull it off in a
reasonable time
JK.
Matt Wehnes wrote:
> Today I get a call from one of my genius employees. Saying "Why is word
> asking me for a password on my document?" Well to keep from rambling on,
> this moron set a password on his document he's been writing since early July
> and now can't open it. (stupid) Anyway I thought I had a password cracker
> for word at home but can't find it.
>
> So can any of you assist me with this?
>
> Matt
--
John E. Kuslich
Password Recovery Software
CRAK Software
http://www.crak.com
John E. Kuslich
hearing a lot of stories about Word and Access documents that have suddenly
demanded passwords. These customers have insisted that they did not apply
password.
I think there could be a virus at play here.
We have also had customers who have had corrupted Access Database files that
have suddenly demanded passwords, with the customer also insisting that no
password was applied. In this case the culprit may be that a user has turned
off the computer with a pending file commit. If you have unsophisticated
computer users, they should be made aware that files may be corrupted under
these circumstances.
Saurabh Gupta
Also try http://www.lostpassword.com
pwrecover <pwre...@my-deja.com> wrote in message
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> You can find help with your Word password recovery problem at Password
> Crackers, Inc. check out http://www.pwcrack.com/ for more information.
> They offer the only absolute Word 97 cracking guaranteed for any length
> password in 10 business days.
>
> In article <Oi3Fwqo6#GA.78@cppssbbsa04>,
> > Today I get a call from one of my genius employees. Saying "Why is
> word
> > asking me for a password on my document?" Well to keep from rambling
> on,
> > this moron set a password on his document he's been writing since
> early July
> > and now can't open it. (stupid) Anyway I thought I had a password
> cracker
> > for word at home but can't find it.
> >
> > So can any of you assist me with this?
> >
> > Matt
> >
> >
>
>