Folder Password Forgot

[anjeepsolution]

I have made a folder 2 months before. In that there was all my personal expenses
written in that. I putted password in that word file. So that no body can open it. But i when i want to open it. I forgot the password and i am not able to open it.
Now i need to open it because it is very urgent.

Please give me some solution. Its is very urgent for me.

Waiting for your earliest and helpful reply.

Regards.

Anjeep

[patio]

Contact the Authors of the software for a remedy.
I'm afraid this is the only option.

[anjeepsolution]

how to find the author .

[Sidewinder]

Someday we should get the folks who want to lock up their data, together with the folks who have locked up their data so they can discuss amongst themselves the horrors of making your data unreachable.

how to find the author .

Try clicking help==>about

 

What is the name of the software?

[patio]

i Downloaded Migo digital Vault from google.

From his Post at the beginning of the month.

[Sidewinder]

Thanks for the heads up Patio.

anjeepsolution, you can submit a ticket at their support page.

Other info you may find useful:

Migo Software
555 Twin Dolphin Dr., Ste. 650
Redwood City, CA 94065
Phone: 650-232-2600
Fax: 650-232-2699

Good luck. 

We should make this thread required reading for anyone wanting to lock up their data. <sigh>

[jill8beans2]

We should make this thread required reading for anyone wanting to lock up their data. <sigh>

I agree - this is great (for the future of course.)  I did this once years ago and never was unable to retrieve the files.

Thanks for the tidbit!

[anjeepsolution]

thanks for all ur reply.
But i didn't understood what is Migo digital Vault.
what is the use  of it.

[Sidewinder]

Based on this post, it seemed likely that you used Migo Digital Vault to lock up your data. The posting was to give you some information so you could contact the company.

I suspect even the clairvoyant down on 34th and Vine wouldn't be able to come up with the password. I'm hoping this post serves as a warning to others of the unintended consequences of locking up your data.

Good luck. 

[patio]

Well said Sidewinder.