I am a home based job professional. Yesterday I received some assignments from one of my clients, all of those files were password protected read only word files. The client is now out of station and I can’t ask him to unlock the files for me or tell him to send me the unprotected versions. I don’t know how to crack the password, and also don’t have any idea regarding the legal facts related to the cracking procedure.
Should I Crack the Word Files?
The process of cracking the software is not illegal, as you can need to apply the process in many circumstances other than doing it with a bad intention. Sometimes such files need to be cracked for solving the legislative purposes which is often related to the security of the country, so how can this be an illegal process. So, you can also crack the password protected word files sent by your client.
Don’t think that the people like us, who crack the passwords of important documents as crackers; we are also not here to offer you software for cracking files. The password software recovering passwords are sometimes wrongly said to be the password crackers (this can be employed to ‘break’ or ‘crack’ the passwords illegally).
The software crackers have nothing in common with the system of recovering passwords or password crackers. The Software crackers are used only by the people with criminal intentions and not by the people who are trying to recover the password of files. The Password Crackers helps you to recover the passwords which you have forgotten or need to obtain for performing important jobs. This is absolutely legal.
Suppose you have word document file named as John. You will have to open that document and click the Save As option for saving it as an RTF file. The full form of RTF is Rich Text Format. The file will then be named as John.rtf. Open the word file you have just saved.
Now in the final step you will have to save that RTF file as a MS Word format file and have to rename it. Then break the password using the directions of the password recovery software.
If you would have waited for the return of your client, thinking that the cracking of password is an illegal job, then your time would have been wasted. Your client would also not be happy with you. This is the utility of the procedure of cracking password.
July 8th, 2008 at 1:15 am
my password some times i forget i want now how can crack the passward.
July 29th, 2008 at 8:19 pm
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August 12th, 2008 (3 weeks ago) at 12:48 pm
Are their levels of pwd protection in Word? I have tried the format change option THREE TIMES but the doc still tells me its pwd protected. I’m in the same situation. A word file at work and not one person here knows the password or can think of anyone who might… Yet the minimal editing I can do on this doc is not ‘enough’. I’m pulling my hair out. I’m a technical writer and the fact that Word keeps outwitting me is starting to get on my nerves. It is a doc of over 100 pages and I’m beginning to think I’ll have to build it as a pdf and completely rewrite it. Uncool in the extreme…
I don’t want to purchase or download anything..
August 14th, 2008 (3 weeks ago) at 8:13 pm
Not sure if it’s an option for you, but I’ve had somewhat similar situations in that I’ve been given hard copies of documents, no electronic available. If you have a scanner, most come with OCR text recognition that would allow you to scan the doc and convert it to a new Word document.
Also, you could try converting it to PDF, and then if you have a full “Pro” version of Adobe, it can save the document back to Word (I don’t know if it will retain that password information or not, but it may get you the text.)
In either of these situations, you will probably have to spend a good deal of time editing and/or re-formatting, but it might be better than re-typing everything (sometimes it’s easier to re-type or have someone else re-type). Good luck!
August 15th, 2008 (3 weeks ago) at 10:47 am
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August 23rd, 2008 (1 week ago) at 2:59 pm
I am sure they are people that love you and hate you too. LOL its not a nice job but since they are asking you to do surely its not your fault. Crack the document is it same as hack a site? I have no idea..