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Try here it might help<br />
<a href="http://www.lostpassword.com/mail.htm" rel="ugc">http://www.lostpassword.com/mail.htm</a><br />

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Try here it might help
http://www.lostpassword.com/mail.htm [http://www.lostpassword.com/mail.htm]


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Thanks for the advice steveb 49. However, my machin doesn't have a MMF file to break the password from using the lostpassword program.<br />
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Could I simply delete the whole lot and re-create it from scratch and then re-link evfery one to it?<br />
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Dan
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Thanks for the advice steveb 49. However, my machin doesn't have a MMF file to break the password from using the lostpassword program.

Could I simply delete the whole lot and re-create it from scratch and then re-link evfery one to it?

Dan

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Very useful link to password access software<br />
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Very many thanks<br />
<br />
DATC
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Very useful link to password access software

Very many thanks

DATC

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Glad to be of some help.<br />
steve
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I was wondering if anyone found an actual solution other than starting from scratch. In the same boat, no MMF to be found and dont want to start over yet. Any other ideas<br />
Thanks, Ernie
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I was wondering if anyone found an actual solution other than starting from scratch. In the same boat, no MMF to be found and dont want to start over yet. Any other ideas
Thanks, Ernie

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I have been using an MS Mail for internal mail and I seem to have lost the name and password of the original creator and I get:<br />
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A Workgroup Postoffice can be managed only by the user who created it<br />
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When I enter what I think is the correct User name and password. Is there a way of finding the user name and password of the original creator of the post office so that I can start administering it again?
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I have been using an MS Mail for internal mail and I seem to have lost the name and password of the original creator and I get:

A Workgroup Postoffice can be managed only by the user who created it

When I enter what I think is the correct User name and password. Is there a way of finding the user name and password of the original creator of the post office so that I can start administering it again?

Lost password to Microsoft Postoffice

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