Access coding to VB

[Daniel]

Are there anyway to just view or transfer the coding of an application to vb
if it locked by access vba project password ? I need to copy my application
to vb but just can;t find the password breaker since i forget it. Pls advise

Daniel

 

[Scott McDaniel]

Are there anyway to just view or transfer the coding of an application to vb
if it locked by access vba project password ? I need to copy my application
to vb but just can;t find the password breaker since i forget it. Pls advise

The only way to do it (that I know of) is to export your modules from inside that application, and of course you'd need
the password to do this. I'm sure there are some VBA password crack programs out there, but I've never looked for one
because I don't use the VBA password.

Scott McDaniel
scott@takemeout_infotrakker.com
www.infotrakker.com

 

[Daniel]

I found 1 vba crack password program but it expose 2 characters (thats fine)
but it is like ACSII character which i never key in before. Anyway to reset
the password?

Daniel

 

['69 Camaro]

Hi, Daniel.

Are there anyway to just view or transfer the coding of an application to
vb if it locked by access vba project password ?

If there were, everyone would use that method to bypass the VBA password.
It wouldn't be very secure, now would it?

You won't be able to transfer the VBA project to another database without
the password. If you can't remember it or find it, then you'll have to
resort to a backup that doesn't have the VBA password assigned, or get a
tool that reads the password, or hire someone who knows how to read the
password for you. Or else you can start recoding. The second time around
is usually faster than the first, and the code is usually written better the
second time because previous mistakes are (usually) avoided.

HTH.
Gunny

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[Daniel]

Even it reveals 1 character would be fine.The software i downloaded show
unknown character.Do you know any other tools that can read password? thanks

Daniel

 

[Scott McDaniel]

I found 1 vba crack password program but it expose 2 characters (thats fine)
but it is like ACSII character which i never key in before. Anyway to reset
the password?

Only from inside the VBA project. Tools - <db name> Properties, Protection tab allows you to enter and verify a
password. I'd assume you could reset the password there, but don't really know as I've never tried it.

As Gunny said, there are plenty of password crackers that can do this, or just recode it. Your code isn't going to port
directly over to VB anyway, and you often have as hard a time modifying the code as you do just rewriting it.




Scott McDaniel
scott@takemeout_infotrakker.com
www.infotrakker.com

 

[Chris Mills]

There are no professional tools to read passwords that I know reliably of, and
even if you could, Access VBA code cannot be transferred to VB without it
having to be majorly rewritten.

There are some programs which claim to do a partial conversion of Access to
Visual Basic. This is separate from having the required passwords of course.

It would assist the answer, if you said exactly what it was you wanted to
achieve and why. No professional developer forgets their own passwords! (EVEN
WHEN DECEASED)

Chris

 

[Daniel]

I did wrote an access 2000 application for few years back and now i want to
update some features. But it looks like thats noway unless i rewrite it.
Thanks

Daniel

 

[Chris Mills]

If it is just the password you lost, it may be possible to take it to a
professional database recovery outfit. They usually recover corrupted
databases, not passwords, but it's the best I can think of at the moment.

For an example:
www.pksolutions.com

Chris

 

[Guest]

Daniel,
Go to this site www.thegrideon.com and download the VBA Password Bypasser -
if I remenber correctly the demo gives you several letters of the VBA
password which maybe enough to tweak your memory.

Good Luck,
Barry Wright
www.witstoronto.ca
Volunteer Database

 

[Chris Mills]

It was an issue of professionality, Barry.

 

[Guest]

Hi Chris,

I think I understand but could you be more specific.

Respectfully,
Barry