How many passwords do you use? How many lengthy combinations do you have to keep in your memory? "Over a dozen" would probably be a good guess – your computer BIOS password, your Windows network password, passwords for your email accounts, your bank account, your corporate CRM and many others. Most probably, you have a password or two for your Word documents as well – especially the ones containing confidential or private information. It is not unusual that you start writing them down – in a separate file, on a Post-It, in your PDA or mobile phone. But sometimes we lose our records, or they get accidentally swept into a trash bin, or get erased after a hard drive failure – and then you suddenly realize that you really need the information in the Word document that your created two weeks ago, but you do not remember the password! You try the usual combinations only to recall that you decided to use a totally new password that day… So is it all in vain? Is your information lost? The answer is "no"!
All your need is Password Recovery Engine for Word from BimeSoft. This compact, but mighty tool comes handy in desperate situations like this one. Using Password Recovery Engine for Word is sheer pleasure – just select a .doc file to process and press the "Recover" button. As a rule, it takes the program just seconds to recover regular passwords containing up to 5 characters. If a password is taking too long to recover, you can always pause the process to do other tasks and then resume it – Password Recovery Engine for Word will start off from the exact same position. Even a power failure can't stop it!
Intended primarily for small business and home application, Password Recovery Engine for Word is your reliable partner and a true time saver. Being one of the fastest password recovery tools on the market, it offers mind-numbing speed, compact size and an intuitive interface – all at a very reasonable price. Don't miss it – and it won't miss your passwords!

Platform: Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows 2003

System Requirements: There is no specific requirements