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| 645502 | 2008-03-02 02:44:00 | Hi all, Have need to remember a password I set to a MS Access database. I have searched all the freeware etc. for an asterix reader but the only one I found was a trial that only gave me the first two letters. This pointed me in the right direction but none of the combinations I use with that start configuration are working. Does anyone know of a freebee out there that may help? Cheers, Ken |
Sapperbro (6562) | ||
| 645503 | 2008-03-02 03:10:00 | Hi all, Have need to remember a password I set to a MS Access database. I have searched all the freeware etc. for an asterix reader but the only one I found was a trial that only gave me the first two letters. This pointed me in the right direction but none of the combinations I use with that start configuration are working. Does anyone know of a freebee out there that may help? Cheers, Ken the password is stored in plain text in the mdb file. do you have access to a linux computer or a linux live CD? you can use the linux command "strings" to list all human readable words in a file & that will get it. |
Greven (91) | ||
| 645504 | 2008-03-02 03:12:00 | An oldie I've used for "jogging my failing memory" on a number of occasions with asterix passwords is SnadBoy's Revelation (http://www.snadboy.com/) | bevy121 (117) | ||
| 645505 | 2008-03-02 06:28:00 | try www.nirsoft.net your antivirus software will probably alert you. ignore it - it is just alerting you software is trying to look at your passwords. |
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