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Monkey Mike <> wrote in
news:ie8yd.222842$5K2.191826@attbi_s03:
> I'm not sure if there's a utility out there or a way to go about
> this but here's my situation.
>
> Several years ago I created a pgp disk and burned it onto a CD
> (using version 6.5.3). Now, I'm attempting to mount the volume
> off the CD using ver 8.0.3.
>
> As a contingency, I wrote down the passphrase someplace safe and
> sure enough after all this time I forgot what it was. Now the
> problem is that I wrote it down wrong. I am positive that about
> 99% of what I wrote down is correct, however I think that I
> screwed up with the placement of a "space" or something to that
> effect. Let's say my passphase consists of the characters
> "bigstupid123dog" and in that order. Is there any utity out there
> that I could use to, "try
> insterting a 'space' systematically thoughout the phrase" or
> "instert a 'space' and change all 'i's to 'e's"?
>
> I really hope there is... really REALLY hope.
You might want to take a look at Password Recovery Toolkit
http://www.accessdata.com/downloads.htm - the demo.
It might possibly help.
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