Advanced ACT Password Recovery 2.10

Advanced ACT Password Recovery overview

Recover passwords to Symantec/Best Software/Sage ACT! files (up to ACT! 2006).

Advanced ACT Password Recovery Details

Advanced ACT Password Recovery Review

A program to recover or replace lost or forgotten passwords to the files created in ACT! contact management software (from Symantec, Best Software and Sage). All versions of ACT! (up to ACT! 2006) are supported. The passwords are recovered (for versions 2005/2006, removed or replaced) instantly. The program is also able to change the security roles of users in ACT! 2005/2006 databases: e.g. from Restricted to Administrator.

Changes in version 2.10:
New in version 2.10: added an ability to change the securiy roles of any users in ACT! 2005/2006 databases.

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