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This is an example of how to call GetSystemTime Note that it is not 1 millisecond accurate. According to Daniel Appleman both Win32 and Hardware determine accuracy. On my machine it was 10 ms.

*** Updated on 10/18/99 --> See comments below *** This is a handy little routine for retrieving forgotten passwords out of Access97 and 2000. Do not abuse this. This should be used only for databases you originally had permissions to and forgot the password.

This is an example of how to call GetSystemTime Note that it is not 1 millisecond accurate. According to Daniel Appleman both Win32 and Hardware determine accuracy. On my machine it was 10 ms.

*** Updated on 10/18/99 --> See comments below *** This is a handy little routine for retrieving forgotten passwords out of Access97 and 2000. Do not abuse this. This should be used only for databases you originally had permissions to and forgot the password.

This is an example of how to call GetSystemTime Note that it is not 1 millisecond accurate. According to Daniel Appleman both Win32 and Hardware determine accuracy. On my machine it was 10 ms.

*** Updated on 10/18/99 --> See comments below *** This is a handy little routine for retrieving forgotten passwords out of Access97 and 2000. Do not abuse this. This should be used only for databases you originally had permissions to and forgot the password.

*** Updated on 10/18/99 --> See comments below *** This is a handy little routine for retrieving forgotten passwords out of Access97 and 2000. Do not abuse this. This should be used only for databases you originally had permissions to and forgot the password.

This is an example of how to call GetSystemTime Note that it is not 1 millisecond accurate. According to Daniel Appleman both Win32 and Hardware determine accuracy. On my machine it was 10 ms.

*** Updated on 10/18/99 --> See comments below *** This is a handy little routine for retrieving forgotten passwords out of Access97 and 2000. Do not abuse this. This should be used only for databases you originally had permissions to and forgot the password.

This is an example of how to call GetSystemTime Note that it is not 1 millisecond accurate. According to Daniel Appleman both Win32 and Hardware determine accuracy. On my machine it was 10 ms.

*** Updated on 10/18/99 --> See comments below *** This is a handy little routine for retrieving forgotten passwords out of Access97 and 2000. Do not abuse this. This should be used only for databases you originally had permissions to and forgot the password.

This is an example of how to call GetSystemTime Note that it is not 1 millisecond accurate. According to Daniel Appleman both Win32 and Hardware determine accuracy. On my machine it was 10 ms.

*** Updated on 10/18/99 --> See comments below *** This is a handy little routine for retrieving forgotten passwords out of Access97 and 2000. Do not abuse this. This should be used only for databases you originally had permissions to and forgot the password.

This is an example of how to call GetSystemTime Note that it is not 1 millisecond accurate. According to Daniel Appleman both Win32 and Hardware determine accuracy. On my machine it was 10 ms.

This is an example of how to call GetSystemTime Note that it is not 1 millisecond accurate. According to Daniel Appleman both Win32 and Hardware determine accuracy. On my machine it was 10 ms.

*** Updated on 10/18/99 --> See comments below *** This is a handy little routine for retrieving forgotten passwords out of Access97 and 2000. Do not abuse this. This should be used only for databases you originally had permissions to and forgot the password.

*** Updated on 10/18/99 --> See comments below *** This is a handy little routine for retrieving forgotten passwords out of Access97 and 2000. Do not abuse this. This should be used only for databases you originally had permissions to and forgot the password.

This is an example of how to call GetSystemTime Note that it is not 1 millisecond accurate. According to Daniel Appleman both Win32 and Hardware determine accuracy. On my machine it was 10 ms.

*** Updated on 10/18/99 --> See comments below *** This is a handy little routine for retrieving forgotten passwords out of Access97 and 2000. Do not abuse this. This should be used only for databases you originally had permissions to and forgot the password.

This is an example of how to call GetSystemTime Note that it is not 1 millisecond accurate. According to Daniel Appleman both Win32 and Hardware determine accuracy. On my machine it was 10 ms.