>Configuration Information:
> Operating system: Windows 95a
> Network: --Other--
>
>We have a database of 535 records that was password-protected by a
>former employee (who may not have known what he was doing). Since
>this employee is no longer with us, we cannot get into this database,
>since we do not know the password. Is there any way to remove the
>password (and user) from this database?
Hello Lyn,
Unfortunately, there is not a way to get past a set password on a
database. The only option would be to restore a backup of the
database prior to the setting of the password or to send the database
into us for Password Removal. For more information on sending a
database in for Password Removal you can visit the web site I have
listed below.
http://service.symantec.com/recovery/act_pw/index.html
Let me know if you have any further questions.
Chris Underwood [Symantec Corp.]
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On 22 Sep 1998 21:49:35 GMT Lyn Smith <xill...@heart.net>'s said
this in a message in the symantec.support.win95.act3.database-issues
newsgroup:
>Configuration Information:
> Operating system: Windows 95a
> Network: --Other--
>
>We have a database of 535 records that was password-protected by a
>former employee (who may not have known what he was doing). Since
>this employee is no longer with us, we cannot get into this database,
>since we do not know the password. Is there any way to remove the
>password (and user) from this database?
There is a company that makes a password cracker for the ACT v3.0.x
database:
Brian Tolman
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