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We know you want to find that password, but in the immortal words of the Crabby Office Lady, "I don't have your password."
While we can't help you recover a lost password, we do have resources to assist you with passwords and password protection. So, roll up your sleeves, follow the Office password guidelines, and then choose from any of these resources to help you with setting, changing, and removing passwords with Office.
Outlook doesn't require a password to log on, but you can protect your personal Outlook data such as messages and calendar items with a password to help prevent viewing by other people. To learn more:
Set a password to help protect your Outlook information (Outlook 2003, Outlook 2007, and Outlook 2010)
Remove a password from a Personal Folders file (.pst) (Outlook 2003)
You can protect an entire workbook, a worksheet, or even areas within a worksheet using Excel.
Password protect worksheet or workbook elements Excel 2003, Excel 2007, and Excel 2010.
Unlock specific areas of a protected worksheet (Excel 2010)
Change or remove worksheet or workbook element protection (Excel 2007)
Secure a workbook with a password (Excel 2003)
Change or remove a workbook password (Excel 2003)
Overview of security and protection in Excel (Excel 2003)
Help secure and protect data in Excel (Excel 2003 training course)
Protect a document from unauthorized changes (Word 2003)
Password protect a file (Word 2003)
Password protect documents, workbooks, and presentations (Office 2007)
Remove or change a password (Office 2003)
Demo: Set a password to open or modify a workbook, document, or presentation (Office 2007)
Demo: Use passwords to help protect your files (Office 2003)
Do you have anything you'd like to share with readers about passwords or password recovery? We want to hear from you.
--Leslie H. Cole
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