Advanced Office Password Breaker 1.40
| Developer: |
ElcomSoft Co. Ltd. (more products...) |
| OS: | Win98/ME/XP/NT 4.x/2000/2003 |
| License: | Shareware |
| Price: |
$99 (Buy it now)
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| Size: | 0.62 MB |
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Forgot or lost your password to your MS Word or Excel 97/2000 file and now cannot read your own file? Don't feel alone. This is a common occurrence and you just happen to be in luck. Before now, if you used a moderately long and complex password it would take a lifetime to crack open your file even with a supercomputer! Now, with Advanced Office Password Breaker, your file can be opened in every case, guaranteed.
Advanced Office Password Breaker can open your file regardless of the length or complexity of your password because AOPB simply ignores your password and goes after the 40 bit encryption key that your Microsoft product used to scramble your file. AOPB is guaranteed to open your file within a week on a high end workstation or, if you happen to have a supercomputer using up to 32 CPUs, you can start reading your file within hours.
Advanced Office Password Breaker comes in three versions depending on the number of CPUs your machine has that will be running the software. AOPB Standard runs on one CPU, Professional on two CPUs and Enterprise on machines that have up to 32 CPUs.
AOPB also works on MS Word XP or Excel XP files that were set to use Office 97/2000 Compatible Encryption.
To open other password-protected MS Office files and a wide range of business software, including ZIP, RAR, ARJ and ACE archives, all versions of Microsoft Office, Microsoft Money, Microsoft Backup, Microsoft Project, Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft Outlook Express, Microsoft Internet Explorer, Microsoft Mail and Schedule+, VBA, Lotus Organizer, Lotus WordPro, Lotus 1-2-3, Lotus Approach, Borland/Corel Paradox, WordPerfect, QuattroPro, Adobe Acrobat PDF, Intuit Quicken and QuickBooks, Mirabilis/AOL ICQ and other instant messengers, email clients, Windows 2000/XP Encrypting File System on NTFS, Windows NT/2000/XP user accounts, you are invited to visit our site at http://www.elcomsoft.com/prs.html for our line of products. |
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