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From: Michele1988 on 29 Apr 2010 02:26

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From: Barbara2010 on 13 May 2010 21:32

I think this is what you are wanting. Really wonderful information. Try
it yourself :

To unprotect a Word document that has been locked, read on:

1) With the document open press F11 while holding down shift and alt
(Alt-Shift-F11). This should launch the script editor in Word;

2) Next select the find option (or hit ctl-f), and run a find for the
word "password." This should highlight something liket his"32943208";

3) Delete the letters and numbers between the tags (in the above example
this would be the 32943208);

4) Save the document in the script editor and close the window. You
should now be back in your Word document;

5) From the "Tools" pulldown menu, select "unprotect." Your document
should now be unprotected.

it that doesn't word, try a 3rd party utilities which is claim to unlock
password-protected word document like Word Password Recovery 5.0

hope to help you!
good luck!


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From: Bob I on 14 May 2010 08:24
I think in the year that has transpired since Tina posted the problem,
she has already solved it.

Barbara2010 wrote:

> I think this is what you are wanting. Really wonderful information. Try
> it yourself :
>
> To unprotect a Word document that has been locked, read on:
>
> 1) With the document open press F11 while holding down shift and alt
> (Alt-Shift-F11). This should launch the script editor in Word;
>
> 2) Next select the find option (or hit ctl-f), and run a find for the
> word "password." This should highlight something liket his"32943208";
>
> 3) Delete the letters and numbers between the tags (in the above example
> this would be the 32943208);
>
> 4) Save the document in the script editor and close the window. You
> should now be back in your Word document;
>
> 5) From the "Tools" pulldown menu, select "unprotect." Your document
> should now be unprotected.
>
> it that doesn't word, try a 3rd party utilities which is claim to unlock
> password-protected word document like Word Password Recovery 5.0
>
> hope to help you!
> good luck!
>
>

From: hannah2010 on 20 May 2010 02:34

Some authors (for example, of forms to be filled out) "lock" their
documents under Windows. This is incredibly annoying, as it prevents you
from fixing errors or adding anything (e.g., addenda) to the document.
If you web-search on "unlock word password" you get a bunch of pages
with word password recovery utilities,i have tried most of me,if you
need suggestion of them.then let me know.good luck!


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