PassFab for PPT

Creating a PowerPoint file takes time, especially if you like your presentations balanced, well-designed and to the point. Sometimes you might want to lock your files with a password in order to have their contents securely kept for your exclusive access only. What happens if you forget that password? It all boils down to finding the right software to get you out of your current pickle. That said, you could give PassFab for PPT a try, and see if it can be of any use to your noble cause.

The application features three particular ways in which you could recover your password. The first and probably most efficient way is using a dictionary, a file containing words you believe might be part of the password. You can either upload your own file or use one provided by the app. You can also choose to use brute force in opening the document, which means you allow the application to search through hall possible combinations.

In this particular case, you could leave the app to do its job or you could contribute with some ideas (password length, initial letter, final letter, etc.), narrowing down the search. Using force to find the password without any additional tips or suggestions might take a while and there is no promised result. Whatever the choice, try to remember as much as you can about the password if you'd like to enjoy a higher rate of success.

When operating PassFab for PPT, you can't help but notice how easy it is to find all the options. Nothing is hidden or misplaced. The settings are well-explained and seem relevant. The icons are an appropriate size and the overall design seems balanced, not too futuristic, not too old. The application, itself, works flawlessly. No stutters and crashes make your experience as smooth as can be imagined.

PassFab for PPT is an application that most individuals will find useful, provided they have issues with regaining access to password-protected PPT content. This application's functionality is centered on one problem only, meaning it does not offer too many options when used. You either need it or you don't. As far as this program is concerned, what is advertised is exactly what you get, a capable PPT password unlocker.