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Remove NSF security and unprotect NSF files.
PDS NSF Security Remover is an application that can unprotect a Lotus Notes database file by removing the NSF security. Have you received the following authentication error messages when you try to open your password protected NSF database file? Don\"t be frasted!!
Perfect Data Solutions has the proper solution for removing NSF database security. Get Local NSF Security Breaker tool from Perfect Data Solutions and erase NSF security instantly and get the full privileges on secured Lotus Notes database file.
Local NSF Security Breaker - PDS NSF local database password remover software is an perfect, reliable and most trustworthy Lotus Notes database security removal software that specially designed to break the tight security from local NSF file and get the full authority on locally NSF files.
Crack NSF Security and remove NSF security from secured NSF local database file. Advance Local NSF Security breaker software can takes only 1-2 steps and erase nsf security easily.
Here are some key features of \"PDS NSF Security Remover\":
· Speedily remove NSF security information from Lotus Notes Database.
· Supports all versions of Lotus Notes .NSF file
· Runs on Windows 98/ME/2000/2003/XP/Vista/Windows7 OS.
· Software perfectly remove password from NSF files and do not change any information from NSF file.
· Provides Demo Freeware Lotus Notes Local Security Remover Software
· Immediately resolve the following error “You are not authorized to access that database” and \"You are not authorized to perform that operation\" error message(s) by removing local security from NSF file.
· Pentium II 400 MHz
· 64 MB RAM
· 10 MB free disk space
Limitations:
· Removes security from files up to 5MB in size
Lotus Notes is not a program I use terribly frequently, but even in my occasional uses I've run across the dreaded security errors like "You are not authorized to perform that operation" or "You are not authorized to access that database." The problem can usually be traced back to the local security settings. There are a few utilities out there that claim to be able to fix the problem, and I had the opportunity to test PDS NSF Security Remover 2.1.
After doing the free download, I had to search around a bit to find a secured file to test it on. I finally found one that gave me the customary error message and I unleashed the full power of PDS NSF Security Remover 2.1 on it. It was kind of anti-climactic, to be honest. The program did exactly what it was supposed to--it removed the security and granted me full authority and access, but I all I saw on my end was that the file opened without any error messages. It says that it may require two steps for some situations, but with my simple test I never needed to go past one. It's great when you can find a piece of freeware that does what it's supposed to with no surprises.
