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Password Recovery Engine for Word 1.1.3

8.0

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License Free to try
Requirements Windows Me/2000/XP/2003 Server
Downloads 61 Limitations None
Publisher Bimesoft File Size 2.2M
Date added 07 May 2007 Check your speed

Password Recovery Engine for Word is a handy tool for quick password recovery from Microsoft Word documents. Intended primarily for small business and home applications and being one of the fastest password recovery tools on the market, the program offers mind-numbing speed, compact size, advanced features and an intuitive interface all at a reasonable price. Password Recovery Engine for Word is your reliable partner and a true time saver. This version is the first release on CNET Download.com.

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