Sure, because the developer who created this particular Access Application
is no longer around, and has left no documentation. There is no "SuperUser"
access because we don't know the user/password, and the application must be
modified. This developer did the correct job in securing the Access
Application, thus the need for us to 'hack' it, because we have no choice.
We can and will purchase a mdw cracking program as necessary, just wanted to
see if there was a freeware one available.
I feel this is a valid 'reality'. Also, unfortunately, for $20, all a
developer's hard work securing their Access Applications can be broken,
fact. I don't like that fact as much as anyone else, thus the reason we
have moved to VB and obfuscation for the 'front end' to do our best to
safeguard our intellectual property.