ECLG from Mexico wrote (2006-11-22 19:25:53 CET):
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Excellent Only I want to thank you for these great tools.
TNX
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Edwin from Venezuela wrote (2006-09-11 20:56:47 CET):
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Re Can I? Thank a lot.
Yes I do.
it´s a winderful site.
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Ole P. from Norway wrote (2006-09-11 20:28:41 CET):
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Re: Can I? Yes you can, the terms of use of the available examples can be found here.
You are not allowed to include my examples in a commercial solution.
If you decide to use my material, a reference to the source (this site) would be appreciated :-)
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Edwin Montero from Maracay, venezuela wrote (2006-09-11 00:54:01 CET):
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Can I? Hi, I´m Edwin Montero From Venezuela.
I think the add-in for Encript and Decript Workbooks is a wonderfull tool.
I need to know it's a freeware?
I am an Excel teacher. Can I include it in my tutorial cd?
Best regards
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KJS from India wrote (2006-07-19 22:01:06 CET):
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Re:Re: Password Tools Thanks for reply. But when I try to unprotect the worksheet by using password "aaaab", it doesn't work. Why ? I can't understand. If the same worksheet can be opened using multiple passwords, then why the same sheet gets unprotected by using the "aaaab" password instead of "NSDL1234".
Thanks
KJS
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Ole P. from Norway wrote (2006-07-19 10:24:09 CET):
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Re: Password Tools The worksheet/workbook password protection is so simple that multiple passwords can be used to unlock the password protection.
E.g. if you protect a worksheet using the password "test", you can also unprotect it using the password "Dots".
The password tool usually works by using a brute force method and will return the first password it finds that can be used to unprotect the worksheet/workbook.
The returned password "aaaab" will be able to unprotect the worksheet/workbook protected with the password "NSDL1234".
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K J S from kanwal_no1@rediffmail.com wrote (2006-07-19 09:47:40 CET):
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Password Tools Hi,
I have a sheet where all sheets and workbook is protected using a password "NSDL1234". When I use yours utility to unprotect all of them, it creates a new sheet containing the password for the protected sheets and workbook. But the password it gives is "aaaab", which is not correct. Why so ?
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JPM from West Africa wrote (2006-02-22 13:39:17 CET):
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Thanks a million!!! Got caught with a FORGOT password, 2:30 is all it took!
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Bill H. from UK wrote (2005-05-24 18:09:40 CET):
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Thank you for your tool to find lost passwords Many thanks for putting your FIND LOST PASSWORDS tool on your Web site for us to download. I appreciate very much your generosity.
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Salil Gokhale from Gainesville, Florida wrote (2004-12-17 19:01:18 CET):
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Bizarre Solution Ole,
Thought you might be interested in a bizarre solution that I came across, while tyring to solve my FTP example problem. (refer previous comments on your site, FTP example).
The solution is to launch 'Notepad' in the background, in addition to the FTP shell. The code now works smooth as syrup.
I have no idea why this works. You have much greater knowledge about this and thought that perhaps it is an issue with "ALT+TAB" or switching command between applications.
Thank you very much once again for all your example codes.
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