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August 15th, 2006, 08:35 PM
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picture file password lost
I have a folder containing pictures, password protected by me, now I have
forgotten the password.How do I remove / change it 
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August 15th, 2006, 10:22 PM
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picture file password lost
Just a thought. How do we know you are the person who loaded the passwords
and not another user trying get around them. I'm not saying you are doing anything wrong BUT I set up passwords on some d b's I make (accounts, personal records, etc) and I don't think the clients would be happy if a user used this formum to get around them. Mind you. Access is "not" really secure and if you did programme the passwords you will be esily able to by-pass them -- Wayne Manchester, England. Not an expert. Enjoy whatever it is you do. "berts" wrote: I have a folder containing pictures, password protected by me, now I have forgotten the password.How do I remove / change it
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August 16th, 2006, 08:21 AM
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picture file password lost
Fine
I am not a business user just a happy go lucky user, Its my fault i FORGOT THE STUPID PASSWORD, SO HOW DO i BYPASS IT, IF IT IS THAT EASY "Wayne-I-M" wrote: Just a thought. How do we know you are the person who loaded the passwords and not another user trying get around them. I'm not saying you are doing anything wrong BUT I set up passwords on some d b's I make (accounts, personal records, etc) and I don't think the clients would be happy if a user used this formum to get around them. Mind you. Access is "not" really secure and if you did programme the passwords you will be esily able to by-pass them -- Wayne Manchester, England. Not an expert. Enjoy whatever it is you do. "berts" wrote: I have a folder containing pictures, password protected by me, now I have forgotten the password.How do I remove / change it
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August 16th, 2006, 02:32 PM
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picture file password lost
Berts, your question does not seem related to Access, the database product
and subject of this newsgroup. You seem to be asking about a password you set on a folder. Try asking your question in a newsgroup related to your operating system. -- Joan Wild Microsoft Access MVP berts wrote: Fine I am not a business user just a happy go lucky user, Its my fault i FORGOT THE STUPID PASSWORD, SO HOW DO i BYPASS IT, IF IT IS THAT EASY "Wayne-I-M" wrote: Just a thought. How do we know you are the person who loaded the passwords and not another user trying get around them. I'm not saying you are doing anything wrong BUT I set up passwords on some d b's I make (accounts, personal records, etc) and I don't think the clients would be happy if a user used this formum to get around them. Mind you. Access is "not" really secure and if you did programme the passwords you will be esily able to by-pass them -- Wayne Manchester, England. Not an expert. Enjoy whatever it is you do. "berts" wrote: I have a folder containing pictures, password protected by me, now I have forgotten the password.How do I remove / change it
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