Free Easy Does Excel Password Recovery Tool
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Free Easy Does Excel Password Recovery is an e-book created by internet marketing guru Victor Weber. Victor has been a successful online entrepreneur for the last five years, having launched numerous successful websites. His main claim to fame is the Easy Do Excel Password Recovery program, which he describes as a breakthrough in the world of password recovery. According to its official website, Easy Do It Yourself (IDATA) Password Recovery will allow you to recover the encrypted files that were stored on your computer's hard drive. The program was created by Victor Weber in 1995 and is popular among people who use computers on a regular basis.
Easy Do It Yourself Windows Password Recovery tool comes with two complementary tools - Windows Keyword Tool and Recovery Tool. The Windows Keyword Tool allows you to discover the keywords used by the cyber criminals to get into your system. The tool also helps you find the files that have been corrupted due to spyware and adware. You may choose to download the free version of the Windows Keyword Tool. The other complementary tool in the tool kit is the Recovery Tool that aids in recovering various password problems that may have occurred due to virus attacks on your computer.
After downloading and installing the software, you can launch the Easy Do It Yourself Windows Password Recovery from your command prompt. The interface of the software is very user friendly, with several buttons and menus, that make it easy for a person to perform a successful password recovery operation without any hassles. One can easily open a word document in the visual basic editor, while another can be run from the command prompt with the help of the windows installer. The visual basic editor window looks like the word processing application, with a list of available commands. You can either change the file type, or format the file, by using the visual basic editor. The other option that you have is to restore a previous file as per your requirements.
