mycotropic
Technical User
HI;
I work in research.
We are collecting patient data using a device which writes to an Access database. We will be seeing around 300 folks data using this device. It would save an INCREDIBLE amount of time if I could load this database with my patient data so that the tech won't have to type in 10 or 12 required variables for each participant since these data are already in another database.
Here's the issue; the company password protects the database for absolutly no usefull reason that they can explain. I've spoken to their tech support and they indicated that the password was there so that nobody could get at the patient data. I calmly explained the I HAVE patient permission to USE their data. No luck.
So I come to you folks to ask; how does one "recover" an Access password?
Google shows me many many programs that claim (for around $25) that they can "recover" any Access password. Are any of them real? Anybody care to suggest one? I'll pay the money I suppose, Or send the database to anyone who will crack (whoops; recover) the password.
Thanks!
"Man is the cheapest computer we can put into a spacecraft and the only one we can mass-produce with unskilled labor." Werner von Braun
I work in research.
We are collecting patient data using a device which writes to an Access database. We will be seeing around 300 folks data using this device. It would save an INCREDIBLE amount of time if I could load this database with my patient data so that the tech won't have to type in 10 or 12 required variables for each participant since these data are already in another database.
Here's the issue; the company password protects the database for absolutly no usefull reason that they can explain. I've spoken to their tech support and they indicated that the password was there so that nobody could get at the patient data. I calmly explained the I HAVE patient permission to USE their data. No luck.
So I come to you folks to ask; how does one "recover" an Access password?
Google shows me many many programs that claim (for around $25) that they can "recover" any Access password. Are any of them real? Anybody care to suggest one? I'll pay the money I suppose, Or send the database to anyone who will crack (whoops; recover) the password.
Thanks!
"Man is the cheapest computer we can put into a spacecraft and the only one we can mass-produce with unskilled labor." Werner von Braun