On 08/20/2014 07:15 PM, jonathon wrote:
On 8/19/2014 7:36 PM, Doug wrote:
I think this is Catch 22.
1. The document is protected by a password
2. You must open the document to remove the password
3. You don't know the password to open the document.
Maybe hypnosis?
At least one organization offers password removal/decryption for ODF
files. They tell potential clients that if the toolchain (On
SourceForge, I think) doesn't work for the client, then recovery costs
in the eight digit range are well within the ballpark. (IIRC, the setup
fee is €5,000,000. There is an ongoing charge, either monthly or
quarterly, until the password is found.)
jonathon
It is worth making the assumption that your caps lock key may have been
toggled when you initially encrypted the document. You have nothing to
lose if you were to try again with the caps lock key in toggle mode.
Blessings, Joe Conner, Poulsbo, WA USA
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