Lalim VBA Password Recovery

Lalim VBA Password Recovery is a handy little tool that helps you get back Microsoft Office VBA passwords from your Word documents, Excel spreadsheets, and Access databases. It works with file types like .xls, .doc, and .mdb.

Portable and Easy to Use

This program is super lightweight and portable! Everything you need is packed into one small .exe file. You can just drop it anywhere on your computer or pop it onto a USB flash drive. That means you can take Lalim VBA Password Recovery with you and use it on any computer without having to install anything first.

No Messy Installations Required

The best part? It doesn't create extra files without asking you first, doesn't need any DLLs to run, and it won't mess with your Windows registry settings. If you decide to uninstall it later, all you have to do is delete that executable file!

Simple Interface for Easy Access

You might need elevated privileges when launching the program to avoid any issues with startup or password recovery. When you open Lalim VBA Password Recovery, you'll see a straightforward interface that shows all your options in one window.

Password Retrieval Made Easy

Once you've selected an Excel, Word, or Access file using the built-in browser, the program automatically finds and displays the password right in the main window. However, keep in mind that this tool can only find one password at a time for each file.

A Different Approach to Passwords

You can easily select and copy the revealed password. Unlike other tools that rely on brute force methods—which can take ages by guessing every possible combination—Lalim VBA Password Recovery does things differently!

Availability Status

Unfortunately, this software hasn't seen any updates in a while and is now discontinued. That means you can't purchase it directly from the developer anymore. Plus, if you're using the demo version, it'll only retrieve passwords that are one or two characters long. But don't worry! If you've got a license already, you can still download it from Softpedia.