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Desproteger VBA

This document provides instructions for accessing a protected VBA project in Microsoft Excel 2000 or XP if the password has been forgotten. The 5 step process involves: 1) Opening the Excel file with a hex editor and searching for the bytes or characters DPB. 2) Changing the DPB characters to DBx and saving the file. 3) Opening the file in Excel and getting an error, then confirming to access the VBA project. 4) Opening the VBA project preferences and entering a new password. 5) Gaining full access to the VBA project after resetting the password.

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Desproteger VBA

This document provides instructions for accessing a protected VBA project in Microsoft Excel 2000 or XP if the password has been forgotten. The 5 step process involves: 1) Opening the Excel file with a hex editor and searching for the bytes or characters DPB. 2) Changing the DPB characters to DBx and saving the file. 3) Opening the file in Excel and getting an error, then confirming to access the VBA project. 4) Opening the VBA project preferences and entering a new password. 5) Gaining full access to the VBA project after resetting the password.

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Aqu hay una forma que supuestamente funciona bien para XP: "This is a small instruction how to get

access to protected VBA-Projects. In advance, I want to point out you shouldn't use this for foreigns projects, pl ease use it only, if you've forgotten the password of your own project ! Please make a backup of your file before you start. And please note: This instruction refers to Office 2000 or Office XP. If you work with Office 97, it doesn't work ! In this case you could use VBAPass97. What you need is a customarily Hex-Editor. For instance to find here: HHD Software. Step 1: Open your file with the Hex-Editor. Step 2: Search for the bytes 44 50 42, or for the chars DPB. Be sure there exists after these chars the strings "GC=" and "[Host Extender Info] ! Some programmers try to protect projects with a dummy-row within a sheet. Several programs for breaking vba passwords find this dummy-row, consequently a wrong location ! So you should find the right locations above "[Host Extender Info]" ! Step 3: Change the chars DPB to DBx After that, save the file. Step 4: Now open the file with Excel. You receive a corresponding error, choose "Yes". The following errors confirm with "OK" Access to the VBA-Project particulary isn't possible in this step. Step 5: Open the preferences of the VBA-Project and enter a new password. This step is implicitly required ! Confirm with "OK". After that, you can repeat this step and you can delete your password. Now you've full acccess to your VBA-Project ! " Una explicacin ms detallada con imgenes: http://www.schmittis-page.de/index.html?/excel/sonstiges.htm

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