How many times you could not continue your work, no matter how urgent it was, just because the password you locked the VBA project with has suddenly slipped from your mind? You tried over and over, but all you could get is that nasty "Wrong password" message. Indeed, a very unpleasant - and common! - situation, but don't bustle up and tear your hair out. The information is still there, all you need is to crack the password locking it. And here is where VBA Password Recovery Master can help. In fact this tool completely eliminates the problem before it becomes serious. The program recovers lost passwords VBA projects in Microsoft Office documents including Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook files.
Using this tool is so easy, that you probably don't need any instructions at all. You simply open a problematic file, click the Crack button and see the VBA password already cracked the same second. In addition, VBA Password Recovery Master offers a capability to perform a search through a specified location and discover all MS Office documents having password-protected VBA projects inside. After the tool gathers all those docs, you simply filter them by type and crack all passwords with a single click of the mouse button. The ultimate cracking speed doesn't depend on the length or strength of a password; thanks to advanced cracking algorithms the tool deals with any password in literally seconds. And if you are cautious that others will use this power against you, set the supervisor password and restrict the access to VBA Password Recovery Master to everyone but yourself. When ever you need to recover a password, call the master! VBA Password Recovery Master.
What is new in this release:
Version 3.0: New multi-lingual interface; Automatic search for recently used MS Office documents; Ability to crack VBA password for multiple files by one click; Full unicode support.
Requirements:
The program supports Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook 97-2010 and Microsoft PowerPoint 2007.
Limitations:
Recovers 3-character passwords
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