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From: michel_saucier@cmq.qc.ca (Michel Saucier)
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Subject: Re: 4th dimension
Date: Thu, 28 Dec 1995 16:18:01 -0400
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In article <4btumk$jok@news.Belgium.EU.net>, Edouard Janssens
<ej@qm.microscript.be> wrote:

> Is it possible to recover a lost ACIUS 4th dimension 5.2.5c password ?
> Thanks !

Quite easy, with MacsBug installed. 

  Launch 4D. At the password dialog, press the interrupt button
(Clover-Startup Key on modern Macs).

  You are now in the MacsBug debugger. Type:

    ATBA SysBeep ';ATC ;T ;G PC+4' ;g

  You are now back to the 4D password dialog. Type any password. You are
now into your database. I suggest you use the Passwords menu to give you a
password you will remember this time.

  Was that hard enough?