07-14-2009, 02:50 AM
"im encrypt it because im give it to teacher to look over"
ahhhh....good, then since you encrypted it TO show your teacher then have your teacher tell you the password they used to unencrypt it.
"...to me, it is rediculous, to have such program and make it all so hard and yet, no password to un encrypt files if one forgets it."
Well, I think it would be ridiculous to have an 'encryption' methodology that is completely foiled by a 'master' password or is broken so easily. In fact there is a 'secured' wi-fi 'encryption' that was the industry standard until someone broke it in under 2 minutes...a script kiddy can now break that standard in less than 15 seconds. That laughing stock of wi-fi security.....WEP.
"im want help and i come here to get it, so i expect help with my problem." Maybe that's your problem; you expect somebody and DEMAND somebody fix your problem that you created when you were told to be careful.
Look it comes down to this; if I want to encrypt something, i want it encrypted. If some guy somewhere posts on the internet the master password to unencrypt all my stuff then it AINT encryption.
The class on the definition of encryption is dismissed.
Tell you what, you go through your system and find every file that has a "qml" extension. You may be able to find the version of the macro you had before you encrypted it but you ain't getting the encrypted one back, Gintaras is a better programmer than that. After you find it post it up here and let us have a look at it.
BTW: where are you going to college?
ahhhh....good, then since you encrypted it TO show your teacher then have your teacher tell you the password they used to unencrypt it.
"...to me, it is rediculous, to have such program and make it all so hard and yet, no password to un encrypt files if one forgets it."
Well, I think it would be ridiculous to have an 'encryption' methodology that is completely foiled by a 'master' password or is broken so easily. In fact there is a 'secured' wi-fi 'encryption' that was the industry standard until someone broke it in under 2 minutes...a script kiddy can now break that standard in less than 15 seconds. That laughing stock of wi-fi security.....WEP.
"im want help and i come here to get it, so i expect help with my problem." Maybe that's your problem; you expect somebody and DEMAND somebody fix your problem that you created when you were told to be careful.
Look it comes down to this; if I want to encrypt something, i want it encrypted. If some guy somewhere posts on the internet the master password to unencrypt all my stuff then it AINT encryption.
The class on the definition of encryption is dismissed.
Tell you what, you go through your system and find every file that has a "qml" extension. You may be able to find the version of the macro you had before you encrypted it but you ain't getting the encrypted one back, Gintaras is a better programmer than that. After you find it post it up here and let us have a look at it.
BTW: where are you going to college?