Recovers lost or forgotten passwords for Microsoft PowerPoint presentations.
Intelore PowerPoint Password Recovery is a program that will allow recovery of lost or forgotten passwords needed to open or modify password-protected Microsoft PowerPoint documents. The program supports all versions of Microsoft PowerPoint, including 2003.

PowerPoint Password Recovery's advanced technology allows for efficient password recovery, using a comprehensive approach and allowing fine-tuning of unique attack methods. But even with a large set of features, the interface is simple and easy to understand: in most cases all it takes to recover a password is pressing the "Open" button.


Here are some key features of "PowerPoint Password Recovery":

· Instant recovery of Microsoft PowerPoint modification passwords.
· Comprehensive approach to recovering Microsoft PowerPoint file-opening passwords, which allows simple attacks such as BruteForce, SmartSearch and dictionary-based, as well as complex approaches combining several types of attacks.
· Built-in efficient attack profiles that allow you to recover passwords with a single key press.
· Recovers passwords in any language (Unicode support) and multilanguage passwords (e.g. containing both Latin characters and hieroglyphs).
· Attack profile technology: Once created, a group of attacks can be used on different files.
· A number of unique features, such as accounting for possible typos when typing the passwords for the given keyboard layout.
· Support for simultaneous processing of several password recovery projects. Several attacks (using different attack profiles) can be conducted on one file simultaneously.
· Autosave feature eliminates the need to watch the password recovery process, and will restore the work after a system crash.
· High speed of recovery.
· Friendly interface that meets the needs of the wide range of users.
· A convenient and capable tool for creating and configuring attacks.
· Ability to manually change the processing priority of the program. By default, the recovery process is done in background, allowing the user to continue working with other programs.
· Ability to set priorities on a per-attack basis.
· Support for multiprocessor systems, with heuristic load distribution.


Requirements:

· 4-10 MB of free disk space is required depending on the distribution